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# Vision
The total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies is approximately $2.5 trillion, with Bitcoin consistently accounting for 40% to 50% or more of this value.
And as an asset, BTC’s liquidity is only marginally reflected in the market.
Most holders are reluctant to directly sell or transact with their BTC. In addition, the BTC network is isolated from the ETH (EVM) network, preventing BTC from participating in DeFi through smart contracts.
The dramatic market fluctuations of 2020 and the debacle of 2022 forced many companies providing financial custody services for BTC to go bankrupt, causing Bitcoin holders to incur unprecedented losses.
This led to an increased demand for decentralized solutions that can provide liquidity avenues for BTC assets without the associated risks of centralized services.
On the other hand, with the emergence of program languages like RUST and MOVE, some high-performance non-EVM blockchains are beginning to attract user attention.
Furthermore, with the development of zero-knowledge proof technologies, an increasing number of secure and high-performance Layer 2 networks have gained market recognition.
However, different blockchains and networks employ disparate technologies, making leveraging asset liquidity across them challenging and furthering the lack of chain interoperability.
Vishwa is building an infrastructure that allows the liquidity from Bitcoin/EVM/Non-EVM blockchains to flow freely in a decentralized, trustless, permissionless, and censorship-resistant environment. Vishwa’s state channel infrastructure solution leads directly to chain abstraction through capital optimization.
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