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# Chain Abstraction

Qubetics Chain Abstraction lets people move assets across chains with one identity and a single intent. Today, it supports BTC ⇄ TICS with funds safeguarded by an MPC Vault, solver‑driven execution, transparent fees, and clear receipts. The design focuses on safety, simplicity, and predictable outcomes.

* **Product:** intent‑based cross‑chain transfers using a universal identity (2PC‑MPC)
* **Current routes**: BTC ⇄ TICS (Qubetics EVM)
* **Safety:** MPC Vault (2‑of‑3) escrow before execution; refund on failure<br>

Most users don’t want to think about bridges, routes, and confirmations. They want to say what they need and get a reliable, auditable result. Chain Abstraction hides the complexity without taking custody in a single place.

* **Pain today:** fragmented UX (bridge → DEX → wallet juggling), fee surprises, slow support
* **Our stance:** state your intent once; we handle routing, safety, and receipts
* **Core components:** Wallet SDK, Solver Network, MPC Vault (2/3), BTC/TICS LPs, Qubetics contracts

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