Euclid isn’t a bridge and it isn’t an intent system.
A bridge locks or burns your asset and mints a copy.
An intent system hands the fill to someone else.
Euclid is the venue.
Assets stay on the chain they’re already on.
The core promise of crypto was simple: cut out the middleman.
Then we spent a decade putting them back and calling it infrastructure.
Bridges. Wrappers. Custodial books.
Euclid doesn’t move the asset.
It stays on the chain it’s already on.
Mass adoption won’t come from putting more finance onchain.
It comes from making onchain finance private enough to use.
If every balance, transfer, and financial decision is permanently public, institutions and users will always have reasons to stay offchain.