I’ve been thinking about how movement across chains has always felt limited before @beyond___tech

Most bridges were basically one-lane roads. You could get assets out of Bitcoin, but getting them back in? That was the part everyone avoided

Then I tried the bidirectional and even tri-directional flow on @beyond__tech, and it felt like someone finally opened up the whole map instead of forcing you down the same old path

BTC ↔ ETH ↔ SOL moving without doubt in the back of your mind

What really surprised me was how the intent-based routing works underneath. You pick where you want your assets to end up, sign once, and the system threads the path for you

Sometimes it hops through chains you didn’t even think about, but the move still feels direct because you never touch the intermediate steps.

It’s the first time cross-chain flow felt less like managing bridges and more like giving a destination and letting the network figure out the smartest route. Makes the whole idea of multi-chain movement feel way more natural than it used to