Interested in knowing about the relationship between @Pact_Swap as a dApp, @CoinwebOfficial as infra and $CWEB as infra token?
Coinweb is the base layer that every swap, fee, and settlement passes through.
Let's dive into it 👇
Each trade on Pact Swap pays a 10bps fee, collected in CWEB and directed into the fee pool. This pool is where the economic weight of the protocol builds over time. It holds the accumulated value of trading activity, secured directly on Coinweb’s layer.
When users burn $PACT, they gain access to a proportional share of that pool. The more trading that takes place, the more CWEB flows in, and the greater the value locked on-chain.
This system creates a natural loop. Every new trade adds another 10bps worth of CWEB to the pool.
To put it in perspective:
🔹 $10 million in daily volume adds roughly $10,000 worth of CWEB to the pool.
🔹 $100 million adds $100,000.
🔹 At $1 billion per day, the fee pool accumulates $1 million in CWEB daily.
It’s also important to note that liquidity providers post collateral (2x the value of each swap) for every order, in CWEB. When swaps are completed correctly, their collateral is released, minus the 10bps that went to the fee pool.
They then have to replenish that collateral to uphold the collateral requirement thresholds for the trades they are settling.
If a liquidity provider fails to deliver what was promised in the PACT, their collateral is first slashed and used to incentivize other liquidity providers to settle the trade. If this still doesn’t happen, users are automatically compensated from it.
This dual role, collateral and fee settlement, ties CWEB directly to the integrity and security of every trade on the platform. It is the core functionality of the consensus-less interoperability framework from Coinweb.
As volume scales, more CWEB is locked, more fees accumulate, and more value circulates between traders, liquidity providers, and the protocol itself.
CWEB is the asset that keeps the system secure, liquid, and self-sustaining. It is the backbone of trustless, cross-chain trading.
Built on Coinweb, powered by CWEB, and executed on Pact Swap.
Has Coinweb built the most advanced smart contracts to date?
We might have.
Coinweb’s Reactive Smart Contracts aren’t tied to one chain, they can be deployed to any blockchain we connect to.
They can communicate with each other across chains.
They can see every event happening on every connected blockchain like balances, transactions, governance votes, price shifts, you name it.
They can autonomously react to those events in real time, execute logic, move assets, rebalance, or trigger a dApp function instantly.
They can even manage their own gas, using $CWEB regardless of what chain they are deployed on, to stay alive indefinitely.
No oracles. No bridges. No external validators.
What this means for builders:
> dApps that live across chains, not on one
> Logic that’s composable and reactive at the protocol level
> Fully automated systems that don’t need off-chain keepers or cron jobs
> Real-time responsiveness, driven entirely on-chain
No one has built anything like this before.
This isn’t an iteration, it’s a new class of smart contracts.
They don’t just run. They react.
🔥 100,000 sessions. 11,000+ users.
That’s 100,000 reasons why OctaSpace is fast becoming the #1 platform for compute, whether it's AI, rendering, or beyond.
And we’re just getting warmed up.
We’re not here to compete.
We’re here to dominate.
What is Coinweb, actually?
Not another L1. Not a bridge. Coinweb is a chain-agnostic compute layer (think: Layer 2 for many chains at once) that lets dApps treat multiple blockchains like a single, unified environment.
Interop + scalable applayer in one beast of a platform.
Here’s the gist:
< Full data availability across chains >
Your app can read and act on confirmed data from any connected L1/L2—no oracles, no relayers, no duplicated consensus.
< Deterministic computation >
Same inputs → same outputs across chains. That’s how you get consistent cross-chain behavior without betting on external validator sets.
< Reactive Smart Contracts >
Always-on contracts that watch multiple chains, trigger themselves, route around outages, and pay their own gas with $CWEB. Your app keeps running even if one chain hiccups.
< No extra consensus >
Coinweb piggybacks on L1 security instead of inventing a new validator layer. Cheaper to run, smaller attack surface.
< Gas abstraction >
Users don’t need five different gas tokens. Fees can be handled under the hood or via your own token.
< Economic fairness for cross-chain actions >
With PACT, partial failures don’t nuke users - outcomes are provably fair.
What you can build (that’s painful elsewhere):
> Cross-chain prediction markets that settle from multiple L1 data sources.
> Lending/borrowing that accepts collateral on one chain like $BTC and issues credit on another like $BNB.
> Tokenized RWAs that moves over to a different chain if fees spike or a network stalls.
> AI agents that react to events across chains and transact autonomously.
For builders: deploy once to Coinweb’s execution environment, access all connected chains’ data, broadcast where it’s cheapest/reliable, and let $CWEB power computation and automation.
TL;DR: Coinweb is the scalable dApp deployment layer that makes interoperability reliable. Not another chain, but more composability that actually works with already existing chains.
Want in? Ship something reactive.
Join the PACT.
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🚨 Big step forward for PACT SWAP.
The legendary @ThisIsDNA has committed $5M to accelerate our cross-chain DEX - now live in production with native $BTC trading across incompatible chains.
No bridges. No wrappers. No extra validators.
Just fast, trustless swaps powered by @CoinwebOfficial's PACT framwork.
We’re also welcoming new co-founders to PACT SWAP Labs:
@brockpierce - (Tether, https://t.co/AdNCqq6MnO, Blockchain Capital and more)
@scottwalker99 (DNA Fund, Casper Labs and more)
@TobyCoinweb (Coinweb and OnRamp)
Together, they are bringing decades of Web3 firepower to the team.
Live prod trading is now open for $BTC, $ETH, $TRX, $BNB & $USDT.
More coming soon.
This isn’t just another DEX.
It’s a whole new cross-chain narrative.
#JoinThePACT
Coinweb isn't a typical Layer 2.
It's a computational layer that doesn't run its own consensus but instead connects to multiple Layer 1s in parallel.
This gives developers access to a wide range of ecosystems and capabilities - without being locked into one.
Unlike rollups or appchains, Coinweb applications can broadcast transactions across many chains, migrate between them based on performance or cost, and scale horizontally without losing access to L1 data.
Connected to 11 different blockchains, including $BTC.
We're not a replacement for L1s - we're an enhancer.
Profile banner for you guys to enjoy 👇👇👇
For years, DEXs have been stuck in two camps:
Single-chain silos like Uniswap - smooth UX, but can’t reach beyond their own chain.
Cross-chain solutions - clunky, expensive, and reliant on bridges, wrapped tokens, or third-party validators.
And CEXs? Still dominating with cheap fees. But they come with custodial risks, censorship, frozen funds, and KYC walls.
We thought: there has to be a better way.
So we built one.
PACT SWAP is a new type of cross-chain DEX, powered by @CoinwebOfficial’s consensusless interoperability.
No bridges. No wrapped assets. No external validators.
Just cross-chain asset trading with chains that normally don’t talk to each other — like $BTC, $ETH, $BNB, $TRX, $EGLD, $ARB, and more.
> Native $BTC? Absolutely.
> Up to 90% cheaper on cross-chain swaps.
> Up to 45% cheaper on single-chain swaps.
> CEX-level fees, minus the centralized risk.
> Trustless. Permissionless. Borderless.
> Smart contract enforced. Collateral backed.
> Built for builders, traders, LPs, and aggregators.
No KYC. No geo-blocks. No frozen funds.
We built it from scratch. Bootstrapped. Launched Beta.
@PACT_SWAP is what cross-chain DeFi was meant to be.
You can sense the difference.
We're on the verge of a massive breakthrough.
The energy is on point.
Everyone's locked in.
2025 is definitely the year.
It takes years to create a masterpiece.
Coinweb's masterpiece is interop/acc.
Decentralisation is the key.
$BTC is the core foundation.
Cost-efficiency is the game.
PACT is the weapon.
User experience is the end-game.
We’re hyped.
You should be too.
$CWEB holding up nicely in the recent drawdown of the markets.
They have just stealth-launched the beta of a cross-chain DEX on their protocol, which is delivering native $BTC cross-chain swaps at a 90% discount to others.
Looking good to accumulate!