Most crypto users still think in chains.
Which network. Which bridge. Which wrapped asset.
Wanchain was built so you do not have to.
Interoperability projects like ATOM and DOT work well inside their own ecosystems. LINK and AXL focus on messaging and transfers at scale. RUNE specializes in native swaps. NEAR, ICP, BNB, and SUI all have cross-chain angles, but mostly tied to their own environments. Wanchain is different. It sits above ecosystems, connecting EVM and non-EVM chains through one decentralized routing layer.
This is not a new experiment. Wanchain has been live for more than 7 years with zero exploits. In a sector known for bridge hacks, that alone is rare. The network connects nearly 50 blockchains including Bitcoin, Cosmos, XRP, Tron, Cardano, and Polkadot, and has already processed over 1.6B dollars in cross-chain volume with 1 to 2 million dollars moving daily.
$WAN is the engine behind all of this. Every transaction on the Wanchain L1 uses it. WAN secures cross-chain transfers, backs bridge nodes, enables governance, and captures fees that are converted into WAN and partially burned. Ten percent of fees are permanently removed from supply.
Users can bridge assets in under 60 seconds, swap natively across 20 plus chains, move NFTs, earn yield from bridge fees, and reduce costs by up to 80 percent through staking.
As the industry shifts toward chain abstraction, Wanchain already feels like infrastructure built for what comes next.
