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Coinweb isn't a typical Layer 2. It's a computational layer that doesn't run its own consensus but instead connects to multiple Layer 1s in parallel. This gives developers access to a wide range of ecosystems and capabilities - without being locked into one. Unlike rollups

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On Coinweb's Approach to Interoperability 👇 Most interoperability solutions today rely on bridges with extra consensus layers, which often introduce more complexity, risk, and capital inefficiency than they solve. Coinweb takes a different approach - removing the need for

Most DeFi projects that try to build cross-chain liquidity pools end up creating fragmented markets, wrapped tokens, or heavy bridging dependencies. It’s a workaround - not a solution... Coinweb offers a new and different approach👇👇 By using Reactive Smart Contracts,

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Bridges were never meant to carry the weight of a multi-chain future. They were a quick fix to a deep structural problem: blockchains don’t speak the same language, and forcing them to sync through external validators introduces risk - both technically and economically.

It might be time to write a new litepaper. So much has evolved - tech, vision, execution. The old one doesn’t tell the full story anymore. If we were to write a fresh one, what would you want to see included? 🤔 Let’s build this together. Real ideas only. 👇👇

Let’s talk about our InChain Architecture It's a foundational piece of what makes Coinweb different from other interoperability protocols. At a high level, most L2s sit on top of a single L1. They rely on that one chain’s data, consensus, and uptime. This creates a dependency

Trusted a bridge. Over-paid on fees. Waited for hours. Still checking the tx ID… Who am I?👇

Got a question the other day from a friend: "How decentralized are blockchains, really?" It's a fair question - and one we need to ask more often. The truth is, most base-layer chains are decentralized at the consensus level. But the further you move up the stack - into dApps,

Most chains are decentralised at the base layer, but everything users actually touch is often the opposite. Bridges, wallets, DeFi, NFTs riddled with upgradeable contracts and backdoors. That’s not censorship-resistance. That’s liability with a pretty UI. The real challenge

Extra consensus is not a requirement for interop. It’s a bottleneck.

“Interoperability” used to mean bridges. Now it means no oracles. No relayers. No duplicated consensus. Just apps that know what happened - on every chain they care about. Welcome to the post-bridge era, degens.

Builders, what if your dApp could: – Run on 11 chains – Auto-route around failures – Abstract gas fees – Never touch a bridge Would you still settle for a single-chain MVP? Didn’t think so.

What if smart contracts didn’t need to be manually triggered? What if they could observe blockchain events, initiate actions on their own, and run forever - across multiple chains? That’s the idea behind Reactive Smart Contracts. Traditional smart contracts are limited. They

Bridges can’t guarantee atomicity across chains. That’s a fact (shoutout alexei). True cross-chain atomicity is impossible under standard blockchain assumptions - unless you add trust or synchrony. And that breaks decentralization. But most users don’t need perfect

Let’s talk about interoperability - and why bragging about TVL in bridges might actually be a red flag 🚩. In traditional DeFi, TVL is often used as a success metric. The more money a protocol holds, the more traction it supposedly has. BUT... when it comes to interoperability

Friday the 13th, scary truth of the day: A lot of TVL in interop isn’t traction, it’s overhead.

Super-high TVL in bridges isn’t security. It’s sunk cost.