Under the new narrative driven by Intent, account abstraction, and MEV restructuring, one infrastructure project is clearly underestimated.
What this project does sounds simple, but it’s actually quite ambitious — it’s not just a tool for a single function, but aims to build an "intelligent coordinator" for cross-chain transactions and execution layers.
What is the core logic? Through an Intent-based architecture, the project enables smarter transaction routing and execution coordination across multiple chains. Users express their transaction intent without needing to worry about underlying execution details; the system automatically finds the optimal path in a cross-chain environment — this is like giving the transaction market a "brain."
Why is this direction important? The fragmentation of DeFi is now the norm, with liquidity dispersed across various chains, and transaction costs and slippage wasting opportunities. An orchestration layer that can optimize cross-chain execution efficiency and reduce MEV consumption has obvious value for the entire ecosystem. The popularization of account abstraction also opens up space for this type of infrastructure.
This track is still in the early stages, but the competitive landscape is already forming. If the project can establish a foothold at the execution layer, its long-term potential is significant.
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FloorPriceNightmare
· 01-05 11:11
Cross-chain coordinator sounds good, but can it really solve the slippage problem? It seems like MEV will still find loopholes in other areas.
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 01-05 07:35
Cross-chain coordination indeed has potential, but it's still too early to say it's undervalued. Let's see when a project actually reduces MEV.
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UncleLiquidation
· 01-04 08:34
The cross-chain coordinator direction has indeed been underestimated by the market, but the key is who can actually make it happen.
That's right, what we lack now is such a "brain." The fragmentation of liquidity is too severe, and the profits swallowed by the MEV black hole are greater than you imagine.
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MEVSupportGroup
· 01-04 02:57
Oh no, someone should have taken care of cross-chain coordination long ago, or else every transaction feels like gambling.
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NotGonnaMakeIt
· 01-03 08:50
Sounds impressive, but can this cross-chain coordinator really be implemented? It feels like just another pie in the sky.
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SelfStaking
· 01-03 08:48
The idea of a cross-chain coordinator does have some merit, but the key still lies in execution. It seems that many projects get stuck here.
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MEVictim
· 01-03 08:32
Cross-chain coordination sounds easy to talk about, but actually doing it well is a real skill. The problem is that everyone is hyping this direction now, but few can truly reduce MEV.
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SigmaValidator
· 01-03 08:24
The cross-chain coordination layer sounds good, but I don't know who can actually make it happen... Everyone is just talking at the moment; it depends on execution capability.
Under the new narrative driven by Intent, account abstraction, and MEV restructuring, one infrastructure project is clearly underestimated.
What this project does sounds simple, but it’s actually quite ambitious — it’s not just a tool for a single function, but aims to build an "intelligent coordinator" for cross-chain transactions and execution layers.
What is the core logic? Through an Intent-based architecture, the project enables smarter transaction routing and execution coordination across multiple chains. Users express their transaction intent without needing to worry about underlying execution details; the system automatically finds the optimal path in a cross-chain environment — this is like giving the transaction market a "brain."
Why is this direction important? The fragmentation of DeFi is now the norm, with liquidity dispersed across various chains, and transaction costs and slippage wasting opportunities. An orchestration layer that can optimize cross-chain execution efficiency and reduce MEV consumption has obvious value for the entire ecosystem. The popularization of account abstraction also opens up space for this type of infrastructure.
This track is still in the early stages, but the competitive landscape is already forming. If the project can establish a foothold at the execution layer, its long-term potential is significant.