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What It Actually Is
OmniFlow launched last week as a "cross-chain intent liquidity aggregator" — basically, instead of executing swaps directly, you broadcast a signed intent (e.g., "I want 1000 USDC on Arbitrum, willing to pay up to 1.5% fee from my ETH on Mainnet"). A network of "solvers" then competes to fulfill your intent off-chain, settling via a canonical bridge only at the final step.
The architecture uses a novel ERC-7683 compliant IntentPool contract on each chain, plus off-chain gossip protocol for solver discovery. The promise: 40-60% cheaper cross-chain moves by batching settlements and avoiding DEX slippage.
How It Works (The Good Parts)
The flow is elegant in theory:
Intent Creation: You sign a typed data structure (CrossChainIntent) specifying output token, destination chain, max fee, and deadline. No gas token needed on source chain — solvers front the gas.
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