Cross-Chain Swap
Principle
Use SWAN tokens and cross-chain contracts as a medium to help users exchange different tokens.
Example: BSC CAKE exchange ETH SHIB
BSC CAKE> Pancake Exchange> BSC SWAN> BSC Cross-Chain Contract> Locked SWAN
ETH Cross-chain Contract> Minting SWAN> Uniswap Exchange> ETH SHIB
No perception
The redemption process is all completed in the contract, and the user has no perception of the redemption, and the process only needs to be signed once on both chains.
Low dependence on cross-chain technology
The entire process requires low cross-chain technology, relying on more stable on-chain contracts than underlying applications, and the chance of leakage will be greatly reduced.
Slippage
Swan Swap cross-chain exchange requires higher liquidity pools and sufficient liquidity,so the slippage will be lower. Small exchanges are more suitable in the initial stage of the project.
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