Over 35 million WAN are safeguarding cross-chain activities.
You may know that $SUI protects the underlying network by staking tokens. But WAN does something even more interesting — its collateral safeguards a more profitable business.
Decentralized bridging node networks carry cross-chain transfers across more than 40 ecosystems, with WAN serving as the economic security layer supporting the entire process behind the scenes. Every transfer, every route, every signature verification is backed by WAN’s guarantee.
In other words, WAN is not just a token; it has actually become the security infrastructure of the entire blockchain economy. From a certain perspective, whoever controls cross-chain security holds the key to the multi-chain ecosystem.
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DAOplomacy
· 12-19 05:26
ngl, the whole "security infrastructure" framing here is... let's call it strategically constructed. 35m WAN tokens backstopping cross-chain flow sounds solid on paper, but historical precedent suggests we should probably interrogate the actual slashing mechanics before getting too optimistic about incentive alignment.
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UnluckyValidator
· 12-18 05:29
Cross-chain security is a bottleneck, WAN's move is indeed brilliant. It's much more aggressive than SUI's staking logic.
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StopLossMaster
· 12-16 21:46
Cross-chain security is indeed well handled by WAN, even more aggressive than SUI's approach.
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BoredApeResistance
· 12-16 21:40
Wow, this is real infrastructure, not just empty slogans.
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PessimisticLayer
· 12-16 21:26
Cross-chain security definitely needs someone to oversee it, but are 35 million WAN enough?
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NFTArtisanHQ
· 12-16 21:21
so basically WAN becomes the connective tissue of multichain economies... which is kind of like how Benjamin's "aura" gets distributed across mechanical reproductions, except here the provenance is locked in tokenomics rather than scarcity. the infrastructure plays curator, decides what flows where. interesting power dynamic tbh.
Over 35 million WAN are safeguarding cross-chain activities.
You may know that $SUI protects the underlying network by staking tokens. But WAN does something even more interesting — its collateral safeguards a more profitable business.
Decentralized bridging node networks carry cross-chain transfers across more than 40 ecosystems, with WAN serving as the economic security layer supporting the entire process behind the scenes. Every transfer, every route, every signature verification is backed by WAN’s guarantee.
In other words, WAN is not just a token; it has actually become the security infrastructure of the entire blockchain economy. From a certain perspective, whoever controls cross-chain security holds the key to the multi-chain ecosystem.