XChains
  • 💡Introduction
  • Understanding XChains
    • Getting Started
    • Actors
      • Liquidity Providers
      • Swappers
      • Bridgers
    • 9CP (IXCP)
  • How it works
    • Technology
    • Fees
    • Govenance
    • Tokenomics
  • Roadmaps
    • Product Roadmap
    • Business Roadmap
  • One-page Pitch Deck
  • 🏛️XChains Architecture
    • Design Strategy
    • Hashed Time-Locked Contracts (HTLCs)
    • Cross-chain Communication
      • Oracle
      • Relay Network
  • 🛠️XChains Implementation
    • Smart Contracts
      • Private Liquidity Pool Contracts
      • Bridge Contracts
    • Atomic Swap Protocol
    • Cross-Chain Transfer Flow
    • Security Considerations
    • Public Pool Integration
  • 🔐XChains Liquidity
    • Private Liquidity Pools
    • Shared Liquidity Pools
    • XChains Formula
  • 📬Contact Us
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Understanding XChains

XChains is an innovative protocol for secure and fast cross-chain bridging

What is XChains?

XChains is an innovative cross-chain protocol to address two main pain-points of the existing cross-chain bridges including security and transaction confirmation speed, by introducing a concept of Private Liquidity Pools (PLPs) and using along with Hashed Time Lock Contracts (HTLCs).

Key selling points of XChains are:

  • Decentralized Liquidity Management: The decentralized approach with PLPs mitigates the risks associated with large, centralized pools, reducing the potential impact of security breaches.

  • Enhanced Security: Private liquidity pools minimize the attack surface for potential exploits.

  • Improved Efficiency and Speed: By leveraging PLPs and HTLCs, our bridge can facilitate near-instantaneous transactions.

  • User-Friendly Experience: Our bridge's intuitive interface allows users to easily manage their private liquidity pools.

  • Scalability and Flexibility: The architecture of PLPs is inherently scalable.

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