"Chain abstraction is still nascent. So ultimately, we are making user onboarding hard. Switching between multiple networks on the wallets, learning new mechanisms, new things etc make the new user experience hard."
This is the problem we want to face head on, so DeFi can continue growing
The seamless, open, interoperable nature of DeFi when it was on one chain is something that MUST be preserved in the multichain future
There are many teams working towards this goal, but sometimes I think on a narrow sliver of the tech stack
This is why I am so excited that we're building a team with full-stack technical expertise across:
- frontend (wallet, web, browser extension)
- APIs (route discovery, data)
- intents (uniswapX, crosschain uniswapX/eip7683)
- smart contracts (AMM, routing)
- chain development (unichain, sequencing, eip1153)
We believe our breadth of expertise combined with a large userbase gives us a unique perspective that we can bring to the table, and collaborate with the broader industry to build out the right standards and abstraction layers
🚀 accelerate DeFi 🚀
This is the problem we want to face head on, so DeFi can continue growing
The seamless, open, interoperable nature of DeFi when it was on one chain is something that MUST be preserved in the multichain future
There are many teams working towards this goal, but sometimes I think on a narrow sliver of the tech stack
This is why I am so excited that we're building a team with full-stack technical expertise across:
- frontend (wallet, web, browser extension)
- APIs (route discovery, data)
- intents (uniswapX, crosschain uniswapX/eip7683)
- smart contracts (AMM, routing)
- chain development (unichain, sequencing, eip1153)
We believe our breadth of expertise combined with a large userbase gives us a unique perspective that we can bring to the table, and collaborate with the broader industry to build out the right standards and abstraction layers
🚀 accelerate DeFi 🚀
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