Who hasn't suffered losses in cross-chain transactions? Either you rely on third-party intermediaries for endorsement, essentially handing your money over to strangers; or the transaction fees are exorbitantly high, making small transfers altogether unprofitable; or you encounter phishing links, and once your assets are transferred, you can never get them back—these 'trust crises' in the cross-chain field have finally been resolved by Bitlayer's BitVM Bridge, which truly represents what cross-chain should be.
As one of the earliest BitVM applications to achieve mainnet deployment, the core secret of BitVM Bridge is 'trust minimization': it does not rely on any centralized institution for guarantees, but instead is based on BitVM's challenge verification mechanism, where all details of each cross-chain transaction are transparent and verifiable, supervised collectively by all network nodes. Once there is malicious behavior attempting to tamper with data, the system will automatically trigger a 'challenge process', leaving no room for violations to escape. This means that when you cross-chain BTC, you don't have to trust any intermediaries, and you can reduce transaction fees to nearly negligible levels—transferring to Sui to buy popular NFTs, digging high-yield mines on Arbitrum, can all be done with just a few taps on the screen, with safety levels equivalent to operating on the Bitcoin mainnet.
Now it has established deep collaborations with top Layer 1s like Base and Cardano, not just superficial cooperation that involves 'signing a contract': partnering with Sui to let YBTC access a high-speed ecosystem, developing exclusive DeFi tools with Base, and even optimizing transaction packaging speed with mining pools like Antpool, which controls Bitcoin's computational power. The ultimate answer to cross-chain is not relying on more intermediaries, but rather using technology to eliminate dependence on them—BitVM Bridge has achieved this, marking the true endgame of cross-chain security!@BitlayerLabs #Bitlayer
