When abstraction works, you don’t notice it. That’s the whole point.

For years, crypto has asked users to think in chains. Which network. Which bridge. Which wrapped asset. That era is quietly ending.

Wanchain has been building toward a post-chain experience long before it became a trend. Today, it connects nearly 50 blockchains and routes value across them without users needing to care where anything lives. One action. One flow. The complexity stays in the background.

This is not a new experiment. Wanchain has processed over 1.6B dollars in lifetime cross-chain volume, with 1M to 2M dollars moving daily, and has done it for more than 7 years without a single bridge exploit. In a sector where bridges fail often, that record matters.

The entire system is powered by WAN. Every transaction on Wanchain uses it. Bridge nodes stake it. Fees from cross-chain activity are converted into WAN through the Covert n’ Burn system, with 10 percent permanently burned. If burns exceed PoS emissions, WAN becomes deflationary. Staking WAN also unlocks up to 80 percent discounts on bridge fees, plus governance rights and yield from validators and nodes.

Compared to competitors like Cosmos, Polkadot, Chainlink, or THORChain, Wanchain stands out by supporting both EVM and non-EVM chains. Bitcoin, XRP, Tron, Cosmos, Cardano, Polkadot, and dozens more are already live.

You can bridge in under 60 seconds with QUiX, do native-to-native swaps across 20 plus chains with XFlows, move NFTs cross-chain, or even route high-value transfers. Recently, a user bridged 20 BTC in a single transaction.

WAN trades close to its all-time low while securing a live, revenue-generating interoperability layer already used daily. That mismatch is hard to ignore.

This is what chain abstraction looks like in practice.

$WAN LOOKS BULLISH 🚀

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