Ever heard of cross-chain multisig that doesn't drain your wallet with gas fees? Meet OneSig.
Built on top of LayerZero's interoperability infrastructure, this thing lets multiple parties greenlight blockchain transactions with a single signature. Zero gas. And here's the kicker—those approved actions execute simultaneously across different chains.
Think about it: no more signing the same transaction ten times on ten different networks. One approval, multiple chains, done. The whole setup basically removes the friction from coordinating multi-chain operations while keeping security tight through collective authorization.
Pretty wild how interoperability protocols are reshaping what's possible with decentralized coordination.
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ser_ngmi
· 7h ago
ngl this OneSig sounds pretty wild, is zero gas fee cross-chain multisig really not just talk? Gotta see how it actually works.
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StableCoinKaren
· 12-05 13:59
Cross-chain multisig with zero gas fees? If that's real, I'll go all in.
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airdrop_huntress
· 12-05 13:42
This is exactly what I want. Finally, there's a project that addresses the pain point of gas fees.
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ChainSherlockGirl
· 12-05 13:40
Wait, one signature for multiple chains and zero gas? I need to check the on-chain data to see if this is real or just another new narrative trap.
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MEVHunter_9000
· 12-05 13:32
Zero gas cross-chain multisig? This is exactly what I want, someone finally did the right thing.
Ever heard of cross-chain multisig that doesn't drain your wallet with gas fees? Meet OneSig.
Built on top of LayerZero's interoperability infrastructure, this thing lets multiple parties greenlight blockchain transactions with a single signature. Zero gas. And here's the kicker—those approved actions execute simultaneously across different chains.
Think about it: no more signing the same transaction ten times on ten different networks. One approval, multiple chains, done. The whole setup basically removes the friction from coordinating multi-chain operations while keeping security tight through collective authorization.
Pretty wild how interoperability protocols are reshaping what's possible with decentralized coordination.