Yet moving anything between them means trusting a bridge in the middle. Bridges hold the money. Bridges get robbed. Over three billion dollars, gone that way.
We took the bridge out.
On L1X, the same computers that run the network also watch the other blockchains. When something happens on ETH, BSC, EVM chains or SOL, they each go and look at it themselves. They have to agree on what they saw before the network will accept it.
There is no company in the middle. No custodian holding your funds while they travel. No keys to steal, because there is nothing in the middle to hold them.
If the network did not see it, it did not happen.
This is the part builders do not believe until they try it. You do not deploy anything on ETH, BSC, EVM chains or SOL. You do not change the contracts you already have there. L1X simply watches what your contracts already do, and tells your application when it happens.
It is Solidity, and the tools are the ones you already have open.
Tell L1X which contract and which event you care about.
Your code runs automatically, with the verified details, the moment the network agrees.
Most teams are running in days, not weeks.
Trade and provide liquidity, and move in from whichever chain you are already on.
Put stablecoins to work. An engine watches thousands of pools and moves your money to the good ones, and you keep the keys the whole time.
One wallet, every network L1X supports, no bridges to think about.
New project? Launch with real liquidity from day one, and keep it.
A foundation council, the engineers who write the protocol, and the people who look after the community. Named, so you know who you are dealing with.
Founder and Foundation Council President
Co-Founder and CTO
Chief Legal Officer and Foundation Council Member
Chief Strategy Officer
Chief Advisor
Chief Engagement Officer
Crypto Trading & Research Analyst
Lead Marketing Coordinator
Community Engagement Manager
Chief Launchpad Officer
Chief Launchpad Branding Officer
Iwan TjamSky WeeSrinivas MahankaliPrasanna LoharThe network is live, the code is open, and it has been audited. Read the papers, look at the projects already here, or come and talk to us.