What does true cross-chain trading look like? Pact is doing what others find difficult to even think about—the native BTC directly exchanged for native ETH, with zero wrapping and zero bridging risks.



This is not a new concept, but rather achieved through smart contracts with over-collateralization that directly handshake. Assets from two chains communicate directly, with no intermediaries and no derivative risks.

The phrase "swap anything" may sound like a slogan, but it is now becoming the new standard. From DOGE to TRX, the barriers between chains are gradually being broken down. In the multi-chain era, someone is finally putting technology into practice.
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TokenToastervip
· 18h ago
Wait, zero bridging risk? Isn't that a bit too optimistic... It's not too late to boast after actually going live with a few billion dollars.
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ProofOfNothingvip
· 18h ago
Zero-bridge risk sounds good, but what collateralization ratio is truly safe?
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FudVaccinatorvip
· 19h ago
Zero-bridge risk is indeed attractive, but can the over-collateralization mechanism really hold up in extreme market conditions? Let's wait for real-world data.
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HalfBuddhaMoneyvip
· 19h ago
Alright, now that's what I call truly understanding cross-chain, not the risk of just copying and pasting.
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