2026-01-22 04:31:38

A transaction infrastructure project that recently secured $12 million in funding has launched a new generation of intent trading products. This product mainly addresses a longstanding issue in the crypto market—the dilemma of cross-chain asset trading and liquidity fragmentation. In simple terms, users are no longer restricted to trading on a single chain; assets can be directly ordered and operated regardless of which blockchain they are on.

The logic behind the intent trading mechanism is not complicated: users express their trading intentions, and the system handles liquidity aggregation and routing optimization across chains. This results in a much smoother trading experience, eliminating the need for repeated cross-chain transfers, token swaps, and complex re-trading processes.

The project team has opened the whitelist application for the Early Access phase. If you're interested in the new generation of trading infrastructure or want to earn points through experience, now is a great opportunity. You can register for the whitelist in advance to get early access to this new tool that solves cross-chain pain points.

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ShamedApeSeller

· 4h ago

A $12 million funding sounds good, but the real key is whether it can be used without bugs, right? Cross-chain transactions are old news; let's see which solution this time is the least problematic. The idea of trading sounds fresh, but will the actual operation still be the same convoluted process? Whitelist is back again. These days, who hasn't queued up before? Haha. Early users are all here to test the waters; we might have to wait for a few more versions. But indeed, the scattered liquidity across chains is quite annoying. If it can be truly solved, it would save a lot of trouble. It feels a bit like hype, but only after the product is out will there be a say. With $12 million, what can be built? Whether it's worth looking forward to or not depends on the actual implementation.

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TheMemefather

· 4h ago

Cross-chain liquidity aggregation should have been taken seriously a long time ago. The previous solutions were really expensive and slow.

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ArbitrageBot

· 4h ago

Cross-chain pain points are indeed annoying, but can intention-based trading really work? It still depends on the actual gas fees and slippage.

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BearMarketGardener

· 4h ago

The cross-chain problem has finally been taken seriously and solved. This is the infrastructure we need, not those flashy conceptual coins.

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GasFeeCryBaby

· 4h ago

Has someone finally solved the cross-chain pain points? To be honest, the previous process was really frustrating, constantly bridging back and forth.

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