Crypto Bridges vs Intents: Squid Router Co-Founder Explains
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Squid Router co-founder Fig on how a cross-chain swap actually settles: why Squid moved from routing through DEXes and bridges to intents, how a market-maker auction fills an ETH to Solana swap in seconds, and why Squid Intents runs that logic in TEEs instead of smart contracts.
Also covered: why new blockchains keep launching, whether Ethereum's push back to L1 changes that, Squid's multichain wallet app built around tokenized stocks and RWAs, and how the $QUID token is meant to accrue revenue through buybacks and staking. Per Fig, the Legion and Kraken sale drew about $26.5M in commitments for a $2.25M raise in three days.
00:00 Intro: Fig, co-founder of Squid Router
02:06 Why Squid was built: multichain UX in DeFi
04:43 Moving to a new chain in one click, gas included
06:38 Why new blockchains keep launching
07:45 Is Ethereum pulling everything back to L1?
10:47 Crypto router vs crypto bridge
13:15 How intents work: an ETH to Solana swap filled by a market-maker auction
16:22 TEEs explained: how Squid Intents uses confidential compute
21:38 Are TEEs safer than smart contracts?
24:02 What happens if the TEE hardware is compromised
27:01 Squid's consumer app: a multichain wallet
29:24 Tokenized stocks and RWAs as the killer use case
31:11 $QUID token: Legion and Kraken sale, buybacks, staking
34:03 For builders: Squid API, SDK and widgets
35:00 Wrap-up
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