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Cross-chain state sync is now running in live multi-network scenarios. Current tests show updates on one chain are reflected on others in 0.84s on average, even under high-frequency changes. The recovery logic has been tuned so that if part of an update fails, the system can

Development is underway on the cross-chain coordination core. Current focus: Enabling message flow between heterogeneous chains Building routing logic for both EVM and non-EVM networks Preparing adapter modules for upcoming network integrations First internal link established

Code for the event-driven coordination engine is now complete. Testing across multiple chains is scheduled to begin next week.

The routing layer now connects both EVM and non-EVM chains through the same logic. Different architectures no longer require separate handling — tasks move with the same speed. We’ll start linking it into real networks next.

During recent adapter checks: Handled ~500 cross-chain calls across ETH, BNB, and Polygon Less than 1.5% required retries Peak load reached 40 calls/sec without breaking consistency

User benefits with #Bridgent: Save time: no more switching wallets or chains Save money: optimized routes cut transaction costs Stay safe: verified execution reduces risk Expand reach: access apps and liquidity across ecosystems in one place

Weekend doesn’t slow us down. While most unwind, our team is running validations on cross-chain state sync—making sure updates stay accurate across networks.

Concurrent operation tests are running across Ethereum, Avalanche, and Polygon. 📊 Metrics so far: 3 chains active in parallel 1,200+ operations processed without breaking order Average delay contained at 0.46s under load

Core engineers flagged an issue with message ordering when routing between two non-EVM chains. It’s already patched in our internal test runs, with a stable fix scheduled for deployment shortly.

What if cross-chain settlement didn’t take days to finalize? With the POL barbra , long delays are bypassed with a message-based system, enabling near-instant cross-chain verification. Here's an example: A user on Optimism creates an intent. A solver fulfills it on Base.

Execution filters are live in validation runs. Every cross-chain request now passes through checks on: Role permissions Value thresholds Timing rules Only authorized actions move forward — blocking anything outside the

It’s a regular weekday here—team is still running checks on routing stability while messages move between test networks.

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🌐 Bridgent is redefining interoperability. One system to connect 20+ chains Optimized routes for lower costs Verified execution for stronger security

Something big is around the corner. Cross-chain coordination is about to take a major step forward—stay tuned.

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