Router Protocol

  As the blockchain space expands and diversifies, the security requirements for interconnected ecosystems are becoming increasingly complex. Router Chain has risen to the challenge by integrating with Symbiotic, a permission less shared security protocol. This innovative solution extends Ethereum's security model to protect Router Chain's Cosmos-based Proof-of-Stake (PoS) network. This integration not only enhances security but also sets the stage for the future of scalable  cross chain swap  security solutions. In this article, we explore the significance of shared security, the mechanics behind the Router Chain and Symbiotic partnership, and the far-reaching implications for the blockchain landscape. The Importance of Shared Security in Blockchain Ecosystems Shared security is becoming one of the most critical advancements in decentralized ecosystems. Traditional security models in blockchain protocols often operate in isolation, where each chain secures its own networ...

 Router Chain and Self Chain have united to achieve a monumental milestone in the blockchain space. This groundbreaking integration enables seamless cross-chain messaging for Cosmos-based chains like Self Chain, which lack contract capabilities. By harnessing IBC (Inter-Blockchain Communication) and CosmWasm contracts on Router Chain, we’ve opened the door for $SLF token transfers between Self Chain and Ethereum, overcoming the limitations of contract deployment and enabling cross-chain bridges for a broader ecosystem. Introducing Self Chain: A Modular Intent-Centric Blockchain Self Chain stands as the first Modular Intent-Centric Access Layer 1 network , designed to simplify user interactions within Web3. Self Chain operates on a Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) consensus, secured by Tendermint protocol and powered by the Cosmos SDK. The $SLF token serves as the native currency of Self Chain, empowering users to participate in staking, governance, and validation. By staking $SLF,...