Wanchain posted yesterday that users can swap tokens between 7 chains within 60 seconds using their Quix! As always, I had to give it a try! So, I took some time to learn how @wanchain_org’s Quix cross-chain swap actually works and tested it with a $50 USDT swap from @BNBCHAIN to @0xPolygon, and the whole thing took ~15 seconds. So how is it able to do that? 1. Wanchain built its own infrastructure that directly handles the cross-chain validation and execution. 2. It skips the slow batching and congestion queues that most bridges suffer from. 3. It is intent-based. But why does the 60-second window matter? If you’ve been in crypto long enough, you know the pain. A new token launches. You spot the entry. You go to bridge funds, and then wait; by the time the transaction goes through, the price has already flown. Although most of my such entries are a big loss, like the $LOUD ($20000 drained). If there is an urgent need for me to buy a token or send on a specific chain, this could be a great way to do it. I might swap a few more times later when there is a need and see if it actually keeps up or breaks, but overall it was great! $WAN $BNB $POL $USDT