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BIG BULLISH NEWS FOR PACT SWAP
Pact Swap @Pact_Swap is now partnering with Rubic @CryptoRubic to power cross-chain swaps across:
• BNB Chain
• Polygon
• Ethereum
• Tron
• Bitcoin
This means:
✅ More user exposure
✅ More swap volume
✅ More liquidity flow
✅ More infrastructure visibility
But here’s what makes this even bigger:
Pact Swap itself is built on and powered by Coinweb @CoinwebOfficial, meaning every step of Pact Swap’s expansion also puts more attention on the underlying infrastructure enabling it.
Rubic brings the users.
Pact Swap handles the swaps.
Coinweb powers the foundation.
Same tech, now with much bigger distribution.
Still paying the bridge tax to move your crypto across chains?
Pact Swap x Rubic just made that a choice, not a requirement.
We will be powering cross-chain swaps on @CryptoRubic across 5 chains.
Cheap, native swaps for all - that's our mission 🔄
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A Bitcoin order sitting in a shared pool can get matched more than once if nothing enforces otherwise.
Pact Swap ties each order to a small dust-lock UTXO. Since that UTXO can only be spent once, the order links one-to-one with its settlement, no intermediary needed to police it.
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Small progress update.
MultiversX halted their network shortly after the Supernova upgrade, and Coinweb kept running smart contract deployments the entire time without interruption. This is the benefit of building on top of many chains instead of betting everything on one: no single chain's heartbeat can stop the system.
We've also started exploring private swaps built using the PACT Framework, albeit very very very early stage.
New price oracles are in testing now, including ARB-USD and SOL-USD, and Solana smart contract event gathering has been introduced at the core level.
On the infra side: our testing SDK and core simulation got a serious upgrade, cutting some test runs from minutes down to seconds. The new Contract Kit is being hardened ahead of migrating existing contract code, and early improvements have already cut some contract-flow execution times by around 50%.
Steady progress across the board.
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Building on top of a bridge usually means building your own reorg-handling logic too, in case the chain rewrites itself mid-settlement.
Pact's contracts already re-evaluate against each chain's canonical state and settle to it. One less edge case for your team to own.
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Most cross-chain systems settle by vote: enough validators agree, so it's final.
Pact's contracts check swap outcomes directly against the source chain's own data, the same way you'd verify any onchain proof.
No one to persuade. Just data that either matches or doesn't.
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A bridge exploit hit The Sandbox recently.
Hijacked permissions minted unbacked SAND across two chains, and exchanges froze transfers while the team worked out what was actually backed.
Pact never mints a wrapped token. Nothing to mint unbacked, on any chain.
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Most cross-chain systems need someone to decide what happens when a swap fails: a multisig, a support ticket, a delay.
Pact slashes the LP's collateral automatically. Another LP steps in. If that fails too, the protocol compensates the user itself.
No manual step, ever.
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Most cross-chain infrastructure breaks down under $100. Fixed overhead eats the fee.
Pact posts collateral per trade instead of pooling liquidity, so a $25 swap still pencils out at a reasonably low fee.
That opens embedded flows inside wallets and payment apps, priced out of most cross-chain rails.
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Built to plug in. Built to earn.
Pact Swap’s Affiliate API lets wallets, aggregators and other integrators add native cross-chain swaps while setting their own affiliate fee on every transaction they route.
One integration. More routes. Better pricing. A new revenue stream.
Plug in. Add your margin. Earn on every swap.
Docs: docs.pactswap.io/api/affilia…
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Every swap on Pact puts fees into an onchain pool.
That revenue keeps growing whether BTC is at $60K or $120K, as long as people keep swapping, which is something most tokens can't claim.
Burn $PACT to access them.
Integrate @Pact_Swap directly into your application.
Give your users access to capital-efficient cross-chain swaps, including native BTC, through a simple API integration.
And with our Affiliate API, you can set your own fee and earn on every swap you route through Pact Swap.
Interested in integrating? Check our docs or DM me 🫡
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Bridges lock hundreds of millions in standing collateral, permanently, whether anyone is swapping or not.
Pact locks collateral per trade, for the minute your swap takes, then releases it.
That’s why our fees average 0.35%, ensuring you can swap across efficiently.
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Bitcoin recently hit its busiest day in two years. 820,000+ transactions in a day, driven by Runes and Ordinals.
The "digital gold" chain is one of the most active in all of crypto right now.
And when you want to move that BTC across chains? Pact does it natively, without wrappers.
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The privacy model crypto actually needs:
Anonymous to third parties. Transparent between the two people transacting.
Right now you get one or the other. Full transparency exposes everything to everyone.
Privacy pools hide everything from everyone, including the recipient who needs to know who paid them.
The answer is an identity layer that sits between those extremes.
Outsiders see nothing. The two parties see each other.
Private where it should be. Verifiable where it matter
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Your Bitcoin. Your keys. Every step.
Swap it cross-chain without wrapping it, bridging it, or handing it to anyone. It leaves your wallet as BTC and arrives as whatever you chose, natively.
Pact helps you move assets the way god intended them to be moved.
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February 2026: Bitcoin dropped 13% and major exchanges paused withdrawals mid-crash. Right when people needed access most.
Custody is convenient until it's frozen.
On Pact, your assets never leave your wallet. Nothing to pause. Nothing to freeze.
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When a protocol's security is tied to its own bonded token, the risk compounds:
- Token drops, bonds are worth less
- Weaker bonds, thinner security
- Thinner security, more risk to every user
Pact locks collateral per swap, isolated to your trade. One failure never spreads.
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From BTC to Tron, and everything between.
Pact now runs native swaps across BTC, ETH, BNB, LTC, TRX, DOGE, POL, Base, & Arbitrum.
Two new arrivals. Same trustless swaps. One growing Pact.
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What happens to your swap if a blockchain reorganises mid-trade?
On most systems, that's the nightmare edge case nobody wants to explain.
On Pact, Coinweb contracts automatically re-evaluate the canonical chain state and settle according to the chain's eventual final state.
A temporary reorg can't trick your swap into settling on an orphaned block.
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Welcome to the Pact @base
Base is now connected to the Pact Swap ecosystem. Now available for:
✓ ETH
✓ USDC
Cross-chain, without compromise.
