Multi-chain settlement network Twine released project introduction
Twine, a multi-chain settlement network, has released a project introduction. The project aims to allow users to access the liquidity of multiple chains such as Ethereum, Solana, and Bitcoin through a single platform, aggregating multiple chains to achieve a seamless user experience and DevX. Solana co-founder Toly retweeted the tweet and said that a single execution environment can adapt to multiple DA layers at the same time, and provide stronger anti-censorship exit guarantees than honest majority multi-signature for each layer, which I think is cool.
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