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@CoinwebOfficial· 22 days agoRT @AntonCoinweb: People who like $BTC, $LTC, $BCH, or any other legacy UTXO coins should know that Coinweb unites the two usual camps within the OG communities 1. The Maxis - Since Coinweb allows cross-chain DEXs to offer trading between the most used chains for stables and the native coins on these chains. There’s no wrappers, bridges or even extra consensus layer for this. 2. The non-Maxis - Coinweb’s L2 provides a native dApp environment where smart contracts can react to L1 events in real time (thanks to full L1 data availability ). This allows builder to leverage legacy chains like Bitcoin, Litecoin as secure underlying layers. And no, there’s no centralised sequencer. We literally cater for both camps. Check us out!
@AntonCoinweb· 22 days agoPeople who like $BTC, $LTC, $BCH, or any other legacy UTXO coins should know that Coinweb unites the two usual camps within the OG communities 1. The Maxis - Since Coinweb allows cross-chain DEXs to offer trading between the most used chains for stables and the native coins on these chains. There’s no wrappers, bridges or even extra consensus layer for this. 2. The non-Maxis - Coinweb’s L2 provides a native dApp environment where smart contracts can react to L1 events in real time (thanks to full L1 data availability ). This allows builder to leverage legacy chains like Bitcoin, Litecoin as secure underlying layers. And no, there’s no centralised sequencer. We literally cater for both camps. Check us out!
@CoinwebOfficial· 22 days agoCoinweb isn’t a “maybe.” It’s inevitable. People see what @PACT_SWAP is delivering on our tech stack and say: “That should be impossible.” The proof is real. The dApps are coming. $CWEB is the fuel. Overlook us now, onboard later - like everyone else. https://t.co/uvxhXqPdOJ
@CoinwebOfficial· 28 days ago10 million transactions. 🍾 That’s how far the Coinweb protocol has come. No marketing gimmicks. No inflated numbers. Just real transactions, on real chains, running through Coinweb’s infrastructure. Cross-chain computation, deterministic logic, Reactive Smart Contracts - all working in production. Coinweb isn’t just interoperability - it’s the scalable layer for deploying cross-chain dApps. Onwards.
@CoinwebOfficial· about 1 month agoAI models are getting smarter. But they’re still stuck in centralised black boxes. If we want decentralised AI that’s transparent, verifiable, and trustless - we need infrastructure that can actually support it. That’s where Coinweb can come in. Our high-capacity compute framework + deterministic proof verification (RDoC) makes it possible to execute AI models across nodes - and prove the output without needing full on-chain execution. ✅ Verifiable AI agent marketplaces ✅ Decentralised model execution + dispute resolution ✅ On-chain model hashes + collateral-based trust ✅ Smart contract-controlled SaaS models ✅ Autonomous agents with provable logic across chains Example use cases? – AI-driven chargeback & disputes – First-line regulatory arbitration – Customer service logic bots – Verifiable content moderation – Cross-chain dApps with reactive AI triggers Coinweb isn’t just compatible with AI. It’s designed to support AI dApps at scale - with logic, fairness, and accountability ****d into the protocol. Should not come as a surprise given both @KnutVinger and @AKCoinweb are two AI OGs. If you’re serious about building in decentralised AI, start with a foundation that doesn’t rely on hand-waving and hype. Start with Coinweb.
@CoinwebOfficial· about 2 months agoSmall update: We just deployed upgrades to our broadcasters. Transacting native $CWEB on Coinweb using @BNBCHAIN as anchor? Now 11x cheaper. Yes, eleven times cheaper. Efficiency matters. Every upgrade we ship makes the noise easier to ignore.
@CoinwebOfficial· about 2 months agoInterop on Coinweb: $CWEB / | \ $BNB --- $BTC --- $ETH / | \ $ARB --- $MATIC --- $EGLD \ | / $DOGE --- $LTC --- $BCH \ | / $TRON Conensusless. Interoperable. Chain Agnostic.
@CoinwebOfficial· 2 months agoLet’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 - connecting different blockchains - that logic starts to fall apart. Why? Because the way most interoperability protocols work today is by replicating consensus. They build entirely new systems of validators to “watch” what’s happening on different blockchains, agree on it, and move tokens across. To keep these systems secure, they have to lock up huge amounts of capital - sometimes more than 100x the value of what’s actually being transferred. This means two things: 1. They're expensive 💸 Many bridges spend millions of dollars per month just to pay validators to maintain their security models. That’s money going into infrastructure that shouldn’t be needed in the first place. 2. They're risky 🥷 The more money you lock up in one place, the more attractive it becomes to hackers. In 2022 alone, bridge hacks accounted for the vast majority of crypto exploits - over $2B stolen. These systems create a single point of failure in an ecosystem that’s supposed to be decentralized. So when a project brags about high TVL in their bridge, what they’re really saying is: “Look how much capital we have at risk just to keep this thing working.” Now imagine a different approach. What if we didn’t need extra consensus layers? What if we could move information and value across chains without locking up funds or paying a validator army to maintain trust? That’s where $CWEB comes in. Coinweb uses deterministic logic instead of trust-based consensus. It doesn’t need to “agree” on what happened - it proves it using data that’s already public and final on the connected blockchains. Instead of copying consensus, Coinweb reacts to what’s already confirmed. No oracles, no bridges, no duplicated validation. This model is cheaper, safer, and far more scalable. So next time someone flexes their TVL in a cross-chain protocol, ask them: “Why does your system need that much capital just to function?” Because in a truly efficient design, security doesn’t have to be expensive. It just has to be smart. Do you agree? P.S. Thank you for watching over us and teaching us these things.
@CryptoMichNL· 2 months ago$CWEB rallies upwards, as it's up 90% since the lows. There's a strong reason for that. After a long build-up, Pactswap will be launched on top of Coinweb, which is the 4th ever crosschain decentralized exchange supporting native #Bitcoin. The good part: a commitment from DNA Fund of $5,000,000 has been provided to fund this project. Massive steps forward, and I can't be more than happy for the team!
@CoinwebOfficial· 2 months agoBridges can’t guarantee atomicity across chains. That’s a fact (shoutout @alexeiZamyatin). 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 atomicity. They need economic fairness. Coinweb doesn’t pretend. We built for it. With the PACT framework, we guarantee: > No value lost in partial failures > Honest users always compensated > Fair outcomes, even when chains diverge We call it Overlay Economic Atomicity. No consensus duplication. No oracles. No BS. Just provable fairness by design. Want to know more? Find link to our docs in our bio - @CoinwebOfficial
@CoinwebOfficial· 2 months agoLet’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 that limits scalability and resilience. If the L1 fails, congests, or changes, the L2 suffers too. Coinweb flips this model. Instead of sitting on top of a single chain, Coinweb embeds itself inside multiple Layer 1s - this is what we call the InChain Architecture. It means that every application built on Coinweb doesn't inherit the limitations of one blockchain - it inherits the strengths of many. Data, computation, and execution logic can be spread across chains, while maintaining a single unified application experience. Here’s how it works in practice: 1. Coinweb breaks down smart contract execution into deterministic processes that are embedded across several chains. 2. It uses a unique consensus-independent model to track, verify, and coordinate these processes using L1 data directly. I3. nstead of trying to merge state across blockchains (which is messy and risky), Coinweb aligns the logic of execution across chains - ensuring consistency without forcing uniformity. This results in: ✅ Full data availability across connected chains ✅ Continuous dApp uptime, even if one chain fails ✅ The ability to scale horizontally by connecting to more L1s ✅ No need for new consensus or trust assumptions InChain means Coinweb doesn’t ask blockchains to change how they work. It simply connects to them, watches their data, and builds on top without compromising their security or design. This is a major step toward true cross-chain composability - where dApps aren’t confined to one chain, and interoperability isn’t an afterthought. It’s a subtle architectural choice with powerful consequences. And it’s what makes Coinweb’s model not just multi-chain, but chain-agnostic by design.
@CryptoMichNL· 3 months agoFinally, $CWEB starts waking up. Bridging between chains is a key infrastructural play, and as Coinweb is the cheapest in the markets, no wonder that there will be more interest coming into the protocol. Starting to bounce up from the accumulation area. https://t.co/VwVIMSewp9
@CoinwebOfficial· 3 months agoMost 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, Coinweb can observe liquidity across multiple blockchains and unify incentives without needing to move tokens around or rely on bridges. LP tokens on chains A, B, and C can all be monitored from the Coinweb layer, and a single incentive system - using Coinweb-native tokens - can be used to reward liquidity providers across all chains. This means: 🔹No fragmented rewards programs 🔹No duplicated logic across chains 🔹No bridging vulnerabilities Liquidity stays native, but incentives become unified. That’s what truly cross-chain DeFi should look like.
@CoinwebOfficial· 3 months agoOn 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 additional consensus entirely. By using deterministic proofs and Reactive Smart Contracts, Coinweb enables trustless cross-chain interactions without oracles or validator sets. This means developers can build dApps that span multiple blockchains, remain secure, and operate with far lower costs and risks.
@CoinwebOfficial· 3 months agoRT @ZoinaShaikh: 60 seconds with Coinweb’s CEO: Interoperability, crypto truths and a bold Bitcoin prediction. 🚀 #Coinweb #Crypto #Bitcoin #Interoperability #Solana #XRP #60SecCrypto https://t.co/ntqPSnFvHY
@ZoinaShaikh· 3 months ago60 seconds with Coinweb’s CEO: Interoperability, crypto truths and a bold Bitcoin prediction. 🚀 #Coinweb #Crypto #Bitcoin #Interoperability #Solana #XRP #60SecCrypto https://t.co/ntqPSnFvHY
@CoinwebOfficial· 3 months agoCoinweb 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 or appchains, Coinweb applications can broadcast transactions across many chains, migrate between them based on performance or cost, and scale horizontally without losing access to L1 data. Connected to 11 different blockchains, including $BTC. We're not a replacement for L1s - we're an enhancer. Profile banner for you guys to enjoy 👇👇👇
@CoinwebOfficial· 3 months agoRT @AKCoinweb: In such cases, Coinweb broadcasters will route transactions to one of the other 10 connected blockchains, until the underlying network is up again.
@AKCoinweb· 3 months agoIn such cases, Coinweb broadcasters will route transactions to one of the other 10 connected blockchains, until the underlying network is up again.
@CoinwebOfficial· 3 months agoRT @AKCoinweb: After some deliberation we landed on using Dilithium for the post quantum secure version of the Coinweb validation, referred delegation of computation (rdoc). CRYSTALS-Dilithium is a lattice-based digital signature scheme whose security is based on the hardness of finding short vectors in lattices. This is one of the NIST-finalists now renamed to ML-DSA (similar to how Rijndael now is more commonly called AES). You'll see more mention of ML-DSA from Coinweb going forward and less emphasis on the industry standard, but older ECDSA, which is not post quantum secure.
@AKCoinweb· 3 months agoAfter some deliberation we landed on using Dilithium for the post quantum secure version of the Coinweb validation, referred delegation of computation (rdoc). CRYSTALS-Dilithium is a lattice-based digital signature scheme whose security is based on the hardness of finding short vectors in lattices. This is one of the NIST-finalists now renamed to ML-DSA (similar to how Rijndael now is more commonly called AES). You'll see more mention of ML-DSA from Coinweb going forward and less emphasis on the industry standard, but older ECDSA, which is not post quantum secure.
@CoinwebOfficial· 3 months agoCoinweb is not just an L2 on multiple chains including $BTC. We are a "unification layer". Not only do we allow you to swap assets between chains without additional consensus, we also enable dApps to utilise different blockchains as if they were one.
@bridge_oracle· 3 months agoRT @MEXC_UKFans: 🚨 Panel Alert – $1,000 USDT Airdrop! Join the upcoming MEXC UK Fan Club Panel: "AI, Liquidity & Interoperability: Building the Next-Gen Web3 Ecosystem" 🎙 Featuring: • @SinaEstavi – CEO of @bridge_oracle • @AntonCoinweb – CMO of @CoinwebOfficial 🗓 May 5, 2025 | 🕔 4PM UTC / 5PM BST 📍 Live on Telegram: https://t.co/oX9GtQebEq 💸 UK Users: Join & Get $20 Spot Airdrop Instantly! How to participate: 1. Like + RT this post with: UK Fan Club to the moon! 2. Follow @MEXC_UKFans / @SinaEstavi / @CoinwebOfficial 3. Join the panel & show up live: https://t.co/oX9GtQebEq ✅ Then fill out this form to claim your share of $1,000 USDT – first come, first served! 🔗https://t.co/viADJEJE6R #MEXC #Airdrop #Web3 #UK #Crypto #Fan #Coinweb #BridgeAI
@MEXC_UKFans· 3 months ago🚨 Panel Alert – $1,000 USDT Airdrop! Join the upcoming MEXC UK Fan Club Panel: "AI, Liquidity & Interoperability: Building the Next-Gen Web3 Ecosystem" 🎙 Featuring: • @SinaEstavi – CEO of @bridge_oracle • @AntonCoinweb – CMO of @CoinwebOfficial 🗓 May 5, 2025 | 🕔 4PM UTC / 5PM BST 📍 Live on Telegram: https://t.co/oX9GtQebEq 💸 UK Users: Join & Get $20 Spot Airdrop Instantly! How to participate: 1. Like + RT this post with: UK Fan Club to the moon! 2. Follow @MEXC_UKFans / @SinaEstavi / @CoinwebOfficial 3. Join the panel & show up live: https://t.co/oX9GtQebEq ✅ Then fill out this form to claim your share of $1,000 USDT – first come, first served! 🔗https://t.co/viADJEJE6R #MEXC #Airdrop #Web3 #UK #Crypto #Fan #Coinweb #BridgeAI
@CoinwebOfficial· 4 months agoRT @AKCoinweb: PACTs on Coinweb Achieving Provable Overlay Economic Atomicity for Cross-Chain Interactions. https://t.co/RlfSJF46WE
@AKCoinweb· 4 months agoPACTs on Coinweb Achieving Provable Overlay Economic Atomicity for Cross-Chain Interactions. https://t.co/RlfSJF46WE
@CoinwebOfficial· 4 months agoGreat thread by the Arch of Coinweb, @AKCoinweb. Let's explain it further. The 350 tps in this case represents the total L1 transactions generating data for Coinweb's smart contracts (possibly even higher). Coinweb processes every L1 transaction to enable reactive smart contracts to respond. Underlying blockchains handle execution, producing events tied to each transaction. These events create efficiently stored "claims" in Coinweb’s system. While "reads from chain X" has some truth, it’s more complex. Reactive smart contracts await events from underlying chains via the Block operation. This ties shards to blockchains beyond casual data reads - event data must be processed into cryptographic proofs. Why? The proof system verifies not just that a transaction (e.g., Bitcoin) occurred, but also that it didn’t occur elsewhere, requiring all event data to be fully processed.
@CoinwebOfficial· 4 months agoRT @AKCoinweb: Did you know, the Coinweb network is now processing around 350 transactions per second, where maybe 30% is coming from the Tron blockchain? 1/
@AKCoinweb· 4 months agoDid you know, the Coinweb network is now processing around 350 transactions per second, where maybe 30% is coming from the Tron blockchain? 1/
@CoinwebOfficial· 4 months agoGreetings, Programs! We have connected Tron to our cross-chain protocol. Now, builders can utilise Coinweb for interoperability between $TRX/TRC-20 tokens and 10 other chains, including $BTC, $BNB, $ETH and more. 我们已将@trondao 连接到我们的跨链协议。现在开发者可以利用 Coinweb 实现 $TRX/TRC-20与其他 10 个链，包含$BTC、$BNB、$ETH 等链之间的互操作性 Where are all the #TRONics at?
@CoinwebOfficial· 5 months agoThe network effect is building up. @CWAPSWAP delivers cheap, secure, trustless cross-chain swaps via PACT - ready for builders to integrate into their dApps. The more builders doing, the more users and volume we’ll get on Coinweb. Are you ready, anon!?
@CryptoMichNL· 5 months agoOur partner, $CWEB, keeps on building. Through the Coinweb wallet, you'll be able to transfer any token using any L1 chain, seamlessly adapting to your personal needs. And, to be honest, it also looks great.
@CoinwebOfficial· 5 months agoInterop/acc is the future of blockchain adoption! Imagine a world where Coinweb dApp empowers you to send $CWEB using any L1 chain, seamlessly adapting to your needs - whether it's cost, speed, or sheer preference. This is already possible today within the Coinweb Wallet. It's pure blockchain agnosticism, where interoperability / abstraction eliminate issues like spiking gas fees, slow confirmation times, or even worse - outages. Every token created on Coinweb - be it RWAs, stablecoins, or beyond. Any token on Coinweb can inherit this power, a multi-chain universe where you call the shots.
@CoinwebOfficial· 5 months agoFull data availability across a lot of chains isn’t just a perk for dApps - it’s in most cases a necessity. Coinweb has created a platform that enables dApps to gain the characteristics of Rogue from Marvel: The ability to absorb and utilise the strengths of others. By pooling diverse blockchain data into one high-capacity hub, Coinweb allows dApps to go above the limitations of single-chain ecosystems and tap into a broader network of resources. This capability is critical because dApps derive their value from combining on-chain data with user inputs. The wider the data pool, the more sophisticated and competitive these applications become. Without access to cross-chain data, dApps risk becoming obsolete, akin to a smartphone that can only connect to one network in a world of universal connectivity. Metcalfe’s Law underscores this point: the value of a network grows exponentially with its connections. By enabling dApps to access and integrate data from multiple chains, Coinweb ensures they can maximise their utility and relevance. For example, a DeFi app leveraging Coinweb’s platform could seamlessly interact with data, liquidity pools, and other dApps across $ETH, $BNB, and even $BTC. In the long term, dApps that fail to adopt such cross-chain capabilities risk being outcompeted by more versatile rivals. Those that embrace platforms like Coinweb, however, could dominate the market, driving innovation and setting new standards for interoperability.
@CoinwebOfficial· 5 months agoPSA: Coinweb is now ranked 29th out of all builders on @BNBCHAIN's DappBay (based on transactions, last 7 days). Cancel the noise. Keep building.
@CoinwebOfficial· 5 months agoWe’ll be doing regular AMAs moving forward! Come discuss Coinweb and interop with us! Location: Our TG (link in bio) Date: 10th of March, 2025 Time: 3 PM CET Let’s keep the convo going! $CWEB
@CoinwebOfficial· 6 months agoWe are now tracked on @BNBCHAIN's DappBay. Coinweb is ranked 4th (by transactions) out of all infra and tools. Doing 20x above the daily average for this category. Go check it out! https://t.co/cLhPglwp2s
@CoinwebOfficial· 6 months agoRT @AKCoinweb: 🤯🤯🤯 If this works, it will change the world. Luckily, if you're a Coinweb programmer, just switch to have your $CWEB protected by Falcon instead of ECDSA. Set the alarm clock for '27.
@AKCoinweb· 6 months ago🤯🤯🤯 If this works, it will change the world. Luckily, if you're a Coinweb programmer, just switch to have your $CWEB protected by Falcon instead of ECDSA. Set the alarm clock for '27.
@CoinwebOfficial· 6 months agoIntroducing the first AI Agent on Coinweb. MEET ASTRO is building on Coinweb. @MeetAstroAI is a gamified DeFi platform powered by an AI agent named Astro. Think of it as your crypto sidekick, but cooler. So what can you do with this agent? 🔹 Swap ATM - Cross-chain swaps via voice/text. 🔹 Yield Generator - Find top staking yields. 🔹Dumb Money - Search the the web to find you hidden crypto investments. 🔹 Missions - Earn credits, NFTs, and rewards. 🔹 Revenue Sharing - Earn for using the protocol. 🔹 Level Up - Gain XP, unlock perks. 🔹 In-game Currency - Used to unlock chests and a better gaming experience. MEET ASTRO is about to make DeFi as easy as sending a meme. Full data availability on all chains Coinweb connects to, cross-chain magic through PACT, and an AI that actually does on-chain things for u. What more do you need? Let’s go.
@CoinwebOfficial· 6 months agoBy removing intermediaries, we're making cross-chain operations more trustless and cost-efficient. “We call it a PACT - because it’s a promise, a guarantee, a PACT between users and systems.” This is how PACT looks in action on a Coinweb DEX: 1. Liquidity Provider adds $CWEB as collateral 2. Liquidity Provider sets up order for the book 3. User matches his order with LPs order 4. Liquidity Provider send funds to user 5. PACTs make sure LP followed the PACT 6. PACT releases collateral back to LP Available on $BTC, $ETH, $BNB, $POL, $LTC, $BCH, $DOGE, $EGLD & $KUJI.
@CoinwebOfficial· 6 months agoRT @CoinwebOfficial: ICYMI: 7,373 NFTs have been minted on Coinweb from Deep Rising. 8,169,992,627 are left to be minted. 😅 Want to help make a change? Head to DeepRising .com and help make the world a better place!
@CoinwebOfficial· 6 months agoICYMI: 7,373 NFTs have been minted on Coinweb from Deep Rising. 8,169,992,627 are left to be minted. 😅 Want to help make a change? Head to DeepRising .com and help make the world a better place!
@CoinwebOfficial· 6 months agoWe like to talk about PACT. But, do you know that Coinweb's Reactive Smart Contracts are at the heart of PACTs? So... how are Reactive Smart Contracts different from regular Smart Contracts? Indefinite Execution > Reactive smart contracts can run continuously, while regular smart contracts execute once and stop. Self-Initiation > They can start themselves without user input, unlike regular smart contracts that require user-initiated transactions. Blockchain Agnosticism > They can access and operate across L1 and L2 data from all connected chains, whereas regular smart contracts are limited to a single chain. Single Gas Token > They use $CWEB for gas across all chains, while regular smart contracts require different gas tokens for each blockchain. Gas Balance > Reactive smart contracts can maintain their own gas balance, enabling long-term operation. Cross-Chain Execution > They can execute transactions across multiple blockchains, unlike regular smart contracts that are confined to one chain.
@CoinwebOfficial· 6 months agoList of things you can abstract from UX with Coinweb: > What chain is being used > Tokens for gas fees > Chain-specific wallet addresses > Need for clunky wallet interface $CWEB is fuel.
@CoinwebOfficial· 6 months agoThis week, we did an AMA with a Coinweb builder - @gangsterallstar. Want to hear what was discussed when @3antar_eth, @Cryptovius1, @TobyCoinweb, and @AKCoinweb talked about GAS/Coinweb? Spoiler: The GAS boys are incredible hosts. Here’s the recorded space 👇🏻
@CoinwebOfficial· 6 months agoCoinweb Wallet users can effortlessly use native $CWEB using different L1s as underlying chains. This means I can send 100 $CWEB to a friend using the $BNB network. He can then send 50 tokens to his anon friend using Ethereum and another 50 tokens to a different friend using MultiversX, all based on cost, speed, or any other preference. This is true blockchain agnosticism and intero/acc. The functionality extends to all types of tokens launched on Coinweb - including NFTs, RWAs, stablecoins, and much more.
@CoinwebOfficial· 6 months agoRT @gangsterallstar: It looks like @CoinwebOfficial is joining the Pub! Take a deep dive in our Spaces this Tuesday 10AM EST alongside the Coinweb team! https://t.co/XpR0QfDDyE
@gangsterallstar· 6 months agoIt looks like @CoinwebOfficial is joining the Pub! Take a deep dive in our Spaces this Tuesday 10AM EST alongside the Coinweb team! https://t.co/XpR0QfDDyE
@CoinwebOfficial· 6 months agoCOINWEB: Providing cross-chain operations like $RUNE, $FLIP, $CACAO but without extra consensus. Enabling scalable dApps like $BASE, $ARB, $OP but is powered by multiple underlying L1s. One protocol, infinite composability. Get to know us 👇🏻
@CoinwebOfficial· 6 months agoYou can sense the difference. We're on the verge of a massive breakthrough. The energy is on point. Everyone's locked in. 2025 is definitely the year. It takes years to create a masterpiece. Coinweb's masterpiece is interop/acc. Decentralisation is the key. $BTC is the core foundation. Cost-efficiency is the game. PACT is the weapon. User experience is the end-game. We’re hyped. You should be too.
@CoinwebOfficial· 6 months agoRT @AKCoinweb: NotebookLM on Coinweb https://t.co/Xg8Uyu6ipD
@AKCoinweb· 6 months agoNotebookLM on Coinweb https://t.co/Xg8Uyu6ipD
@CoinwebOfficial· 7 months agoGame developers, here’s why you should build on Coinweb! We offer a blockchain-agnostic environment designed to enhance game development on our platform. What are some of the benefits we deliver to games? 🔹 High transaction volumes 🔹 Uptime consistency 🔹 Stable gas fees 🔹 User-friendly UX for non-crypto users What are the high-level protocol features enabling these benefits? 🔹 Horizontal scaling 🔹 Gas fee abstraction 🔹 Reactive smart contracts 🔹 Blockchain routing system 🔹 WebAssembly 🔹 Consensus-less interoperability We combine the strengths of an interoperability provider with a scalable application layer. Connected to: $BTC, $ETH, $BNB, $POL, $EGLD, $ARB, $KUJI, $BCH, $LTC, $DOGE Learn more about us through the links in our bio. 💙
@CoinwebOfficial· 7 months agoRT @AKCoinweb: Monad is on the right track with "asynchronous execution". Coinweb does the same at large scale, across multiple blockchains, moving execution our of the L1 consensus and securing it by refereed delegation of computation.
@AKCoinweb· 7 months agoMonad is on the right track with "asynchronous execution". Coinweb does the same at large scale, across multiple blockchains, moving execution our of the L1 consensus and securing it by refereed delegation of computation.
@CryptoMichNL· 7 months ago$CWEB continues to deliver. They just partnered with GAS, through which they are able to add interoperability to their NFTS and tools. Scalability and speed are fundamental components for a blockchain, hence why I find Coinweb interesting.
@CoinwebOfficial· 7 months ago🔷 Announcement 🔷 📣 Coinweb x GAS The story-driven IP that spans manga, anime, NFTs, and community - all set in the gritty, vibrant world of Gasfield City - is @gangsterallstar. With Coinweb, we're bringing interop/acc to their NFTs and tools. Together we'll unify blockchains, stories and communities. Read more👇🏻
@CoinwebOfficial· 7 months agoHere are 5 distinct things about Coinweb that everyone should know: Interoperability? We've reinvented it. 🔹 No extra consensus layers. 🔹 No wasted $ on over-collateralised bridges. 🔹 Lower costs. Higher decentralisation. Better composability. Single-chain DEXs? Smarter and cheaper. 🔹 No more L1 gas fees on every trade. 🔹 We do computations on L2, slashing costs. 🔹 MMs use $CWEB as collateral - fair trades, guaranteed. Scaling? We've got it covered. 🔹 Massive transaction volumes? Not a problem. 🔹 Distribute traffic across $ETH, $EGLD, ++. 🔹 Horizontal scaling keeps it seamless for users. Interop Tokens? Secure by design. 🔹 L2-issued tokens = true state. 🔹 Balances stay consistent across chains. 🔹 Fraud protection, scalability, and full data availability built-in. Gas fees? Simplified. 🔹 Transact with the token you’re trading. 🔹 No need for native L1 or L2 tokens. 🔹 Simpler UX. Lower fees. A better experience. 🔹 This is Coinweb. Ready for interoperability. This is Coinweb. Ready for interop/acc.
@CoinwebOfficial· 7 months agoUnlock Cross-Chain Potential with Coinweb Did you know that you can deploy a dApp on Coinweb’s L2 and enable users to handle operations across L1 seamlessly? Here’s how it works: With Coinweb, you can build reactive smart contracts that monitor activities across multiple connected chains. This setup allows users to perform cross-chain operations without requiring Coinweb to add consensus. The result? Increased security and significant cost savings. PACTs are a great example of this innovation. With PACT-powered dApps, you can enable: 🔸 Bitcoin cross-chain payments 🔸 Cross-chain Bitcoin inscription sales 🔹 NFT sales across chains 🔹 Token swaps and stable token swaps 🔹 Cross-chain payments and OTC trading 🔹 NFT swaps and staking What makes it secure? Every swap is collateralized with $CWEB provided by market makers or stakers. In case of issues, users are compensated through this collateral, ensuring trust and reliability in every transaction. Build smarter, cross-chain dApps with Coinweb! 🤝🏼
@CoinwebOfficial· 7 months agoThe first AI agent is being built on Coinweb. Imagine an agent with access to: $BTC, $ETH, $BNB, $POL, $EGLD, $DOGE, $LTC, $BCH, $KUJI, $ARB And capable of doing this:
@CoinwebOfficial· 7 months agoRT @AntonCoinweb: Here’s something no one’s talking about in regards to interop: Implementing consensus in interoperability isn’t just unnecessary - it’s wildly inefficient. We’re seeing over-collateralization, which is 100x the value of assets being transferred. Validator nodes are locking up capital at an insane scale. Case in point: A bridge is paying $30,000/month per validator. With 100 validators, that’s $3 million a month - just for the security of their own network. And that’s not counting the cost of incentivizing and maintaining those validators. All of this is obviously passed onto users, which is why today, a lot of cross-chain DEXs can't compete with CEXs. Note that UI price quotes are normally plagued with hidden fees. This isn’t sustainable. The DeFi space also loves to hype TVL metrics. However, for bridges, that “value” is often just sunk cost disguised as success. Security is critical, sure - but at what cost, and does it actually make the bridge "secure"? The answer is no. Adding consensus for interoperability doesn't only add cost, it adds potential for inconsistencies. What does that mean? > Tokens may be created out of nothing. > Tokens may get stuck in undefined states. > Tokens may disappear entirely. > Cross-chain operations become unreliable, undermining trust in the system. > Instabilities increase as more chains are added to the network. Such flaws are totally unacceptable for robust, global-scale decentralized systems. It’s time for a better way. Build interop applications on Coinweb. No added consensus. More decentralized, cost-effective and guaranteed consistency. Best of all, we support native $BTC.
@AntonCoinweb· 7 months agoHere’s something no one’s talking about in regards to interop: Implementing consensus in interoperability isn’t just unnecessary - it’s wildly inefficient. We’re seeing over-collateralization, which is 100x the value of assets being transferred. Validator nodes are locking up capital at an insane scale. Case in point: A bridge is paying $30,000/month per validator. With 100 validators, that’s $3 million a month - just for the security of their own network. And that’s not counting the cost of incentivizing and maintaining those validators. All of this is obviously passed onto users, which is why today, a lot of cross-chain DEXs can't compete with CEXs. Note that UI price quotes are normally plagued with hidden fees. This isn’t sustainable. The DeFi space also loves to hype TVL metrics. However, for bridges, that “value” is often just sunk cost disguised as success. Security is critical, sure - but at what cost, and does it actually make the bridge "secure"? The answer is no. Adding consensus for interoperability doesn't only add cost, it adds potential for inconsistencies. What does that mean? > Tokens may be created out of nothing. > Tokens may get stuck in undefined states. > Tokens may disappear entirely. > Cross-chain operations become unreliable, undermining trust in the system. > Instabilities increase as more chains are added to the network. Such flaws are totally unacceptable for robust, global-scale decentralized systems. It’s time for a better way. Build interop applications on Coinweb. No added consensus. More decentralized, cost-effective and guaranteed consistency. Best of all, we support native $BTC.
@CoinwebOfficial· 7 months agoLast Friday, we rolled out a deployment that made the "claim computer" faster and more efficient with the database. Now, performance stays stable no matter the workload. Stable when it’s packed with smart contracts and stable when it's running light. Previously, heavy transaction loads with event listeners (like PACTs or reactive smart contracts) could cause slowdowns. That is what we have fixed now. And, it’s not just about stability - it’s an overall performance boost for the Coinweb platform. Faster. Smarter. More reliable. Very important deployment for dApps that are building on Coinweb to get an interoperable and scalable solution for: $BTC $ETH $BNB $POL $EGLD $DOGE $BCH $LTC $KUJI $ARB
@CoinwebOfficial· 7 months agoThis can never be shared enough COINWEB: Handles cross-chain operations like $RUNE, $W, $AXL but without extra consensus Supports scalable dApps like $BASE, $ARB, $OP but is powered by multiple underlying L1s True Chain Abstraction: > Consensusless > Interop > Chain Agnostic
@CoinwebOfficial· 8 months agoTraditional DEXes rely fully on L1 smart contracts. Every trade incurs gas fees on top of the transaction cost. Coinweb DEXs gets a new approach that changes everything. Instead of using expensive smart contracts for each swap, trades are processed directly between users and market makers. The heavy lifting such as price monitoring and collateral management is done on Coinweb’s L2, where computation costs are significantly lower. Less extra gas for L1 smart contract execution. No bloated fees. Market makers post collateral in $CWEB to secure trades, guaranteeing fair rates, regardless of blockchain. If they fail to deliver, their collateral is slashed, and users are compensated. The result? Cheaper swaps, secured by smart design, not unnecessary costs.
@CoinwebOfficial· 8 months agoAt Coinweb, we’re redefining cross-chain operations. No relayers. No beacon chains. Just seamless interoperability at the protocol level. Here’s how we’re different: 🔹 Computation is decoupled from consensus. 🔹 Unlimited scalability through parallel execution. 🔹 No bottlenecks, no overhead. We’re not just providing interop to chains; we’re empowering them. Decentralized? Always. Secure? Unmatched. Reactive Smart Contracts act like background processes. Tokens and smart contracts? Blockchain agnostic. Ready for a future without limits. Explore what’s possible: https://t.co/me5RukEJoO
@CoinwebOfficial· 8 months agoWould you use a dApp on Coinweb that could do this? 💴 Swap ATM - Swap tokens seamlessly across chains just by saying: 'Hey [REDACTED], trade $100 BTC to ETH.' 😎 Yield Generator - Find the best staking yields tailored to your risk level. ✈️ Missions - Send [REDACTED] out for surprises: tokens, NFTs, or rewards! 💸 Revenue Sharing - Earn rewards for using the protocol. 📈 Level Up - Engage, earn XP, and unlock perks as [REDACTED] grows. 🪙 In-game currency - Explore future utilities like raffles, missions & more. Early days. Big vision. Would you try it? 🌐
@CoinwebOfficial· 8 months agoRT @GateioLearn: Gate Learn New Courses is Live! L2 Deep Dives: Coinweb ( $CWEB ) @CoinwebOfficial Read More👇 https://t.co/sF5IRGkXqM https://t.co/ZAyYP5UCJ1
@GateioLearn· 8 months agoGate Learn New Courses is Live! L2 Deep Dives: Coinweb ( $CWEB ) @CoinwebOfficial Read More👇 https://t.co/sF5IRGkXqM https://t.co/ZAyYP5UCJ1
@CoinwebOfficial· 8 months agoDid you claim your NFT from Deep Rising already? By building and minting the NFTs on Coinweb whilst using @MultiversX as the underlying chain, the NFTs are highly eco-friendly, emitting just 0.04 grams of CO₂ per transaction—significantly less than a single Google search and exponentially lower than traditional blockchains. Show us your NFT in the comments 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻
@CoinwebOfficial· 8 months agoThe first NFT project on Coinweb is live! Deep Rising, an award-winning documentary narrated by Jason Momoa (yes, Aquaman) and directed by Matthieu Rytz, shines a spotlight on the urgent need to protect the ocean floor from mining companies. The film has ignited a groundbreaking global debate - dubbed "The World’s Largest Ocean Dispute" - centred on the pressing issue of deep-seabed mining. As a bold solution, 8.17 billion GPS coordinates in the CCZ have been tokenised, creating the world’s first utility token project to protect this shared heritage on behalf of humanity, publicly protecting an area the size of India designated for potential mining NFTs are now being issued and can be explored in our explorer.
@CoinwebOfficial· 8 months agoHow to scale horizontally - 101 Ever wondered how Coinweb ca. support dApps with massive transaction volumes? 💡 The answer: Load Balancing. On Coinweb, dApps can distribute transactions across multiple connected blockchains—like $ETH, $BNB, $MATIC, $EGLD and more. For example, a dApp doing 3 million daily transactions could allocate 1 million transactions to three different blockchains of their choice. This functionality does not only make high-volume dApps feasible but also enables tailored outreach to diverse blockchain communities. It opens doors for potential traffic incentives, all while operating seamlessly with a single dApp token.
@CoinwebOfficial· 9 months ago"Over-collateralisation in bridges isn’t just expensive; it’s economically inefficient. TVL as a metric is frequently highlighted in the DeFi space. But, when it comes to bridges, these numbers often mask these underlying inefficiencies by presenting them as indicators of success rather than sunk costs." Let's build applications that use efficient consensusless interoperability. Let's build on Coinweb.
@CoinwebOfficial· 9 months agoGreat example of outcome when you build a Cross-Chain DEX on Coinweb Highly composable $BTC dApps. Fees drop up to ~90% for users of your dApp. Decentralisation is up with less off-chain infra. It's also incredibly capital efficient - 2x collateral ( $CWEB ) instead of 100x
@CoinwebOfficial· 9 months agoPoW and PoS are dominating. Coinweb does it differently. Coinweb only need one honest node to verify data that has already been voted on by the L1s we connect to. This is what Refereed Delegation of Computation helps us do. Architect @AKCoinweb explains what RDoC is: https://t.co/ko1o2sndKe
@CoinwebOfficial· 9 months agoIt's fun at The Cross-Chain House! Coinweb and @CWAPSWAP were fortunate enough to co-host an evening with @Binance_TH_. Big thanks to @RichardRobinson for moderating an epic panel with @nirun_fuwatta, @fangshionist, and @jonrussell. Great insights, and lively discussions - couldn’t ask for a better lineup!
@CoinwebOfficial· 9 months agoThe Cross-Chain House | DePin Night with Aethir | Day 4 Join us for DePin Night on November 13th at 9 PM, co-hosted by Coinweb, @CWAPSWAP and @AethirCloud, as we dive into decentralized infrastructure innovation at The Cross-Chain House! The evening kicks off with @RichardRobinson from @animocabrands, followed by Aethir’s Co-Founder, @MRRydon, who will share insights into their Scalable Decentralized Cloud Infrastructure (DCI) for Gaming & AI, along with recent achievements and future plans. Network with blockchain visionaries, enjoy canapés, free-flow drinks, and let DJ Kinky D set the mood - all at our rooftop, just 10 minutes from Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre. Secure your spot here: https://t.co/uAnTrrCY1n
@CoinwebOfficial· 9 months agoThe Cross-Chain House | Networking Evening with Trust Wallet | Day 2 Join us on November 11th at 6:30 PM for an exclusive Networking Evening with Trust Wallet at The Cross-Chain House! Co-hosted by Coinweb, @CWAPSWAP and @TrustWallet, this event offers a unique opportunity to connect with the team behind the world's leading self-custody wallet, trusted by over 140 million users with support for 10+ million digital assets across 100+ blockchains. Mingle with blockchain leaders, enjoy canapés and free-flow drinks, and discuss the future of wallet security and DeFi in the scenic setting of our rooftop - just 10 minutes from Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre. Secure your spot here: https://t.co/gOesO4BpvQ
@CoinwebOfficial· 9 months agoThe Cross-Chain House | Meet the Founders | Opening Day November 10th - kicking off an exciting week in Bangkok with The Cross-Chain House's Opening Day, starting at 3 PM. This day is co-hosted by Coinweb, @CWAPSWAP, and @ElevateWeb3. The event brings together industry leaders, including: @TobyCoinweb - Coinweb and OnRamp @stephenmcoinweb - CWAP SWAP @ElevateKenny - Elevate Ventures Expect a full day of networking, sushi, canapés, free-flow drinks, and rooftop vibes - just 10min from Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre. Secure your spot here: https://t.co/wUFmNVmwfM
@CoinwebOfficial· 10 months agoOur latest numbers are in. Expect them to rise quickly as dApps go live. Want to build composable cross-chain dApps that can handle native $BTC? Start building on Coinweb. https://t.co/O2OPhYl5lv
@CoinwebOfficial· 10 months agoThe Cross-Chain House | 10-14th November We’re taking over Cactus, an iconic rooftop bar just 10min from Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre! Coinweb, the world’s first consensusless blockchain protocol designed for true chain abstraction and interoperability, and CWAP SWAP, the first composable cross-chain DEX supporting Bitcoin and revolutionising DeFi, are hosting this exclusive event. Join us to meet with top founders, VCs, exchanges, and KOLs from the crypto space. With indoor and outdoor seating, the venue offers a fantastic atmosphere for work, networking, and partying. 🥂 What to expect 👇 Daytime: Co-working space & great panel discussions Afternoon: Engaging keynotes & networking sessions Evening: Party with your new friends until late Plus, keep an eye out for our branded tuk-tuks, offering a convenient shuttle service from the conferences. Apply for access here: https://t.co/mKdeUkJAsu Co-hosted with @CWAPSWAP Partnered with @OnRampCrypto Hosted as a side event during: @EFDevcon @THBWOfficial @WOWsummitWorld Want to partner with us? Get in touch! $BTC $ETH $BNB $POL
@CoinwebOfficial· 10 months agoCoinweb's interchain settlement layer is built different. It’s not just about connecting blockchains. It’s about consistency - a must for stable cross-chain operations. Without it, platforms become unstable as more chains are added. Tokens can vanish, become stuck, or even be created from nothing. Coinweb’s Inchain architecture solves this at the protocol level. It adapts to changes, absorbs instabilities, and guarantees consistency, even when blocks reorganize. The result? Instant cross-chain settlement with minimum risk. This isn’t just safer - it's a competitive edge. More chains. Less risk. That's Coinweb. $BTC $ETH
@CoinwebOfficial· 10 months agoWant to know more about @estatexeu as a builder? Let's dive into it! 👇 EstateX is changing the game for real estate. They make fractional property investments possible through blockchain. You can access property markets as easily as you trade stocks through them. Their products cover it all, from end-to-end tokenization - TokenizeX, to instant loans on property - CapitalX. And with EstateX Pay, you can spend your property value in minutes, not months. The $ESX Token powers this ecosystem, offering utility, governance, and a say in EstateX’s future. They’ve built one of the biggest communities in tokenized real estate and even bagged a Best RWA Project of 2023-reward. With Coinweb's cross-chain tech, EstateX makes real estate investments more accessible and liquid.
@CoinwebOfficial· 10 months agoFor anyone interested in chain abstraction, here’s a simple showcase of what Coinweb can do: In the Coinweb Wallet, users can send/receive native $CWEB over different networks - without even realising it. The default network for Native CWEB in the wallet is set to @BNBCHAIN. If your settings are on default and your friend has switched to $ETH or $EGLD, here’s how it works: You send them CWEB over @BNBCHAIN. They send you back CWEB over their preferred network. The only noticeable differences? Gas fees and confirmation time. That’s true chain abstraction. Want to try it today? Download the wallet and explore. You can even issue your own blockchain-agnostic token inside of it.
@CoinwebOfficial· 10 months agoDevs! This one is for you: Why build on Coinweb? We’re a dApp platform designed for the future: trust-minimized, cross-chain, and consensus-free. We run on top of $BTC, $ETH, and other self-sovereign blockchains. Using Refereed Delegation of Computation (RDoC), there’s no need for additional consensus, we use it from the L1s you already know and trust. Cheap. Secure. Effective. Even if a blockchain reorganizes, Coinweb’s state propagation graph adapts in real-time to guarantee transaction consistency. No sequencer, no gatekeepers. Transactions flow freely, routed through any L1 we support. Want efficiency? Embed transactions in the L1 of your choice and reach contracts anywhere across the network. And coding? Build in JavaScript, Rust or whatever WASM-supported language you prefer, it’s your call. This is a next gen dApp platform. Simple. Scalable. Reliable.
@CoinwebOfficial· 10 months agoRT @AKCoinweb: Back then, we thought atomic swaps were the only thing we could do without consensus. Now? We're out here doing all the things—dexing, cross-chain tokens, liquidity mining—like we're in a crypto superhero movie. 🦸♂️💥 P.S. My drawing skills aren’t quite superhuman, but #Coinweb doesn’t need 'em 😂
@AKCoinweb· 10 months agoBack then, we thought atomic swaps were the only thing we could do without consensus. Now? We're out here doing all the things—dexing, cross-chain tokens, liquidity mining—like we're in a crypto superhero movie. 🦸♂️💥 P.S. My drawing skills aren’t quite superhuman, but #Coinweb doesn’t need 'em 😂
@CoinwebOfficial· 10 months agoNot your typical L2. We run on multiple chains, using L1s for consensus. Deploy smart contracts on Coinweb and L1s with full data availability. Build: L1 cross-chain dApps L2 scalable dApps All on one consensusless platform. Available chains: $BTC $ETH $BNB $MATIC $EGLD $KUJI $BCH $DOGE $LTC Docs in bio.
@CoinwebOfficial· 11 months agoHow can we be consensusless? 💙 Coinweb’s use of Refereed Delegation of Computation explains it. We rely on the L1's consensus but only need one honest node in our L2 to verify data voted on by the L1. This is where RDoC comes in. It's like a binary search, checking if the L1 reached consensus on the transaction or not. The system also detects if the node is honest or not. The result? Faster, cheaper transactions with the security of the L1 ****d in. This is because the Coinweb system doesn’t need to vote on something that has already been decided by the L1. RDoC also allows thin clients, like phones and dApps, to handle verification. It's a more efficient, secure and decentralised way to scale without adding a new consensus system on L2.
@CoinwebOfficial· 11 months ago🚨 CWAP SWAP LIVE TESTING 🚨 Join us this Thursday for the first public live testing of @CWAPSWAP, built on Coinweb💥 🗓️ Thursday, 3rd October 🕔 5 PM CET (11 AM EST) 📍 https://t.co/gNecAP3TFt Want to see some history-making? Come check native $BTC <> $ETH swaps on mainnet
@CoinwebOfficial· 11 months agoWe are excited to share that Coinweb Mainnet is officially live! 💥 The first dApp to launch on this next-gen infrastructure is CWAP SWAP, a revolutionary cross-chain DEX. Unlike its competitors, @CWAPswap eliminates the need for off-chain infrastructure, enabling native $BTC and L1/L2 asset swaps, including $ETH tokens, at up to 90% lower costs. With Coinweb’s Mainnet, decentralized swap costs are brought in line with centralized exchanges, revolutionizing DeFi. We invite the community to join us for live testing of CWAP SWAP on Thursday, 3rd October 2024, at 5 pm CET (11 am EST, 4 pm BST). Venue is to be announced soon. Additionally, within 7 days from 1st October 2024, we’ll provide a guide on L2 staking rewards withdrawal - a feature made possible by Mainnet and currently under testing. The staking program will also continue for at least the next three months, giving participants the opportunity to stake their tokens while new utility options - such as using tokens as collateral in cross-chain DEXs or for synthetic assets - are being finalized. These opportunities will be reserved for those who continue staking. With many dApps set to go live in the coming months, we want to thank our community for their support. It’s been an incredible journey, and in many ways, we’re just getting started!
@CoinwebOfficial· 11 months agoRT @HouseofChimera: What Upcoming Developments in @CoinwebOfficial Should You Be Excited About? 🔹@CoinwebOfficial has been growing significantly in the last few months, with the Mainnet being deployed today, what else is coming? 🔸@TobyCoinweb explains it all in Ecosystem Talks with Coinweb! $CWEB
@HouseofChimera· 11 months agoWhat Upcoming Developments in @CoinwebOfficial Should You Be Excited About? 🔹@CoinwebOfficial has been growing significantly in the last few months, with the Mainnet being deployed today, what else is coming? 🔸@TobyCoinweb explains it all in Ecosystem Talks with Coinweb! $CWEB
@CoinwebOfficial· 11 months agoDid you know? Coinweb’s core architecture is designed so that the heavy lifting, such as having nodes/validators reach consensus, happens at the L1 level. Once they have already reached consensus on transactions, there’s no need for us to do it again, as this would be redundant. Instead, Coinweb only requires a constant presence of honest nodes. That constant is 1. Regardless, anyone can host a node on Coinweb.
@CoinwebOfficial· 11 months agoWant to check out some of the projects building on Coinweb? 🧐 Here are a few of them: 🏢 RWA - @libertum_token, @estatexeu 🗼 Infra - @AlvaraProtocol 🔄 DEX - @CWAPSWAP, @OrangDx_BRC20, @DerpDEXcom 🎮 Web3 Game - @BountyTemple, @AnarchyWarzone, @DEGA_org, @RenoviHub 📱 SocialFi - @Orbler1, @cyrator_app 🎓 LearnFi - @Acad_Labs, @TheGydde 🎰 iGaming - @SNEGbet, @FlushCasino 🛒 Commerce - @TiFiToken 🏛️ DAO - @foundershub_dao 💻 BaaS - @morpheuslabs_io, @THXNET_Web3aaS 🤖 Telegram app - @TeamTaurusBot Follow them to stay updated on their progress and potential campaigns
@Orbler1· 11 months agoRT @TobyCoinweb: This is a huge step for Coinweb and Coinweb Labs to launch Mainnet after years in development. With over 40 projects signed to build ontop of the platform, with the first going live imminently, CWAP SWAP being a cross-chain DEX handling native BTC to native L1/L2 tokens (inc. ETH tokens) at a c.90% discount to their competitors. Bringing DEX pricing inline with CEXs. Only made possible by Coinweb's Mainnet infrastructure. A massive thank you to our projects and partners: @kucoincom @CWAPSWAP @libertum_token @AnarchyWarzone @FlushCasino @morpheuslabs_io @TiFiToken @Orbler1 @OrangDx_BRC20 @THXNET_Web3aaS @foundershubtech @Acad_Labs @SNEGbet @BountyTemple @DerpDEXcom @cyrator_app @estatexeu @Starbreeder_DAO @XpadFund @DEGA_org @AlvaraProtocol @Bonsai3_io @RenoviHub @TaurusAI_ @voyfinance and more! https://t.co/gmRlp2Mtrt
@TobyCoinweb· 11 months agoThis is a huge step for Coinweb and Coinweb Labs to launch Mainnet after years in development. With over 40 projects signed to build ontop of the platform, with the first going live imminently, CWAP SWAP being a cross-chain DEX handling native BTC to native L1/L2 tokens (inc. ETH tokens) at a c.90% discount to their competitors. Bringing DEX pricing inline with CEXs. Only made possible by Coinweb's Mainnet infrastructure. A massive thank you to our projects and partners: @kucoincom @CWAPSWAP @libertum_token @AnarchyWarzone @FlushCasino @morpheuslabs_io @TiFiToken @Orbler1 @OrangDx_BRC20 @THXNET_Web3aaS @foundershubtech @Acad_Labs @SNEGbet @BountyTemple @DerpDEXcom @cyrator_app @estatexeu @Starbreeder_DAO @XpadFund @DEGA_org @AlvaraProtocol @Bonsai3_io @RenoviHub @TaurusAI_ @voyfinance and more! https://t.co/gmRlp2Mtrt
@CoinwebOfficial· 11 months agoRT @HouseofChimera: What is @CoinwebOfficial? 🔹Coinweb connects independent blockchains, allowing seamless interaction regardless of their individual protocols or rules. 🔸Utilizes Inchain architecture on layer 2 to enable blockchains to communicate and exchange data. $CWEB https://t.co/TqiQMODz0V
@HouseofChimera· 11 months agoWhat is @CoinwebOfficial? 🔹Coinweb connects independent blockchains, allowing seamless interaction regardless of their individual protocols or rules. 🔸Utilizes Inchain architecture on layer 2 to enable blockchains to communicate and exchange data. $CWEB https://t.co/TqiQMODz0V