Most interoperability projects still make you think in ecosystems.
$ATOM works best if you stay inside IBC. $DOT connects parachains but keeps activity contained. $LINK dominates cross-chain messaging for enterprises. $RUNE is powerful for native swaps but stays AMM-centric. Each solves a piece of the problem.
Wanchain solves the experience.
Instead of asking users to manage chains, bridges, or wrapped assets, Wanchain lets you act once and routes everything silently in the background. EVM or non-EVM. Bitcoin or stablecoins. Tokens or NFTs. The complexity disappears.
This has been live for more than 7 years. Zero exploits. In a sector where bridges have lost billions, that track record is rare. Wanchain now connects nearly 50 blockchains including Bitcoin, Cosmos, $XRP, Tron, Cardano, Polkadot, and dozens of EVM networks. Over 1.6B dollars in cross-chain volume has already moved through the network, with 1 to 2 million dollars in daily activity.
WAN is the core of this system. Every transaction on the Wanchain L1 uses it. WAN secures cross-chain transfers, acts as collateral for bridge nodes, enables governance, and captures value from fees. Those fees are converted into WAN, and ten percent are permanently burned, reducing supply as usage grows.
Users can bridge assets in under 60 seconds, swap natively across 20 plus chains, move NFTs, earn yield from bridge fees, and cut costs by up to 80 percent through staking.
Chain abstraction is no longer a theory.
Wanchain has been running it quietly for years.
$WAN looks really good here, LFG 🚀
