The invisible execution layer runs Web3
The invisible execution layer runs Web3 Think about the moment you see your morning notification and want to add liquidity to a new pool. Only the participation button is visible on the screen, but in reality, you need to check again which chain the asset is on, whether there are coins left for the fee, and how to set the approval order. If you open several wallets and compare them, you will get tired before trading, and the first point of blockage is not the assets, but the order of execution. Some apps leave chain switching and asset movement up to the user, and only then show an action but…
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