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Chain Abstraction refers to a blockchain infrastructure design that allows users and developers to interact with multiple blockchains seamlessly without needing to understand or manually manage network differences. It enables cross-chain interoperability, unified liquidity, and frictionless user experience by abstracting the complexities of different blockchain networks into a single, simplified

Collective Liquidity Provision is a foundational concept in decentralized finance (DeFi), enabling multiple participants to contribute assets to shared liquidity pools. This collaborative approach enhances capital efficiency, reduces liquidity fragmentation, and facilitates decentralized trading, lending, and staking. Unlike individual liquidity provision, where a single entity supplies liquidity to a specific

Cosmos is a decentralized network of interoperable and scalable blockchains built using the Cosmos SDK and the Tendermint consensus mechanism. Known as the "Internet of Blockchains," Cosmos enables independent blockchains to communicate, exchange data, and transfer assets seamlessly through its Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) protocol. This architecture empowers developers

Cross-Chain Liquidity refers to the ability to seamlessly move and utilize liquidity across multiple blockchain networks. This allows users to trade, stake, lend, and borrow assets across different ecosystems without relying on centralized exchanges or wrapped tokens. By enabling interoperability between blockchains, cross-chain liquidity ensures that capital is not fragmented

Cross-chain yield refers to the process of earning returns on cryptocurrency assets by leveraging decentralized finance (DeFi) opportunities across multiple blockchain networks. Unlike traditional yield generation confined to a single blockchain, cross-chain yield strategies utilize interoperability between different blockchains to maximize returns, improve capital efficiency, and diversify risk. This concept