Chain abstraction as the UX endgame: one signature across chains
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Describes what chain abstraction feels like: buying a token on Base with assets from Base, Arbitrum and Solana, gas paid in SOL, one signature, under 10 seconds. Argues it is the inevitable UX endgame and points to Particle Network.
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Cross-chain purchase with one signature in under 10 seconds
Chain Abstraction is the UX endgame and it's inevitable.
How does Chain Abstraction "feel"?
- You want to buy a token on Base
- Use assets across Base, Arbitrum & Solana to do so (without bridging)
- Pay gas in $SOL (or whatever you have lol)
- A single signature and you're done in <10 seconds
Do you understand now anon?
Study @ParticleNtwrk anon.
QUOTING @ethanfr
this is crazy lmaoo buying a token on Base using USDC on Base and Arbitrum, ETH on Arbitrum, and SOL on Solana. with gas paid using SOL… one signature and less than 10 seconds. not bullshit t.co/xwA9KLOWkw t.co/e9Kx997mc5
this is crazy lmaoo buying a token on Base using USDC on Base and Arbitrum, ETH on Arbitrum, and SOL on Solana. with gas paid using SOL… one signature and less than 10 seconds. not bullshit t.co/xwA9KLOWkw t.co/e9Kx997mc5
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