Uniswap запускает Compact v1 для устранения кроссчейн-фрагментации Translation: Uniswap launches Compact v1 to tackle cross-chain fragmentation

The developers at Uniswap Labs have unveiled The Compact v1, a smart contract tool based on the ERC-6909 standard, aimed at addressing cross-chain fragmentation.

This solution establishes «a developer-centric framework for the creation of customizable and composable systems.»

«The Compact facilitates secure cross-chain settlements through a system of reusable resource locks and programmable commitments,» as noted in their blog.

At the core of this mechanism are the deposits from sponsors. These sponsors contribute tokens to the contract, creating Resource Locks represented in the ERC-6909 format. While these locks remain under the control of the sponsors, they can support multiple Compacts—verifiable commitments with specified conditions that allow other participants access to the assets.

The architecture consists of four essential components:

The system is intended for cross-chain exchanges on UniswapX and is also being integrated into LI.FI and Rhinestone.

«Cross-chain applications encounter a fundamental challenge: different execution environments operate asynchronously, rendering atomic operations impossible […]. This undermines the fundamental guarantee of atomicity that ensures transactions within a single network remain safe and predictable,» the developers explained.

Representatives from the leading DEX added that Compact v1 has undergone several independent security audits by OpenZeppelin and Spearbit. Comprehensive audit reports will be published soon, and the project will also be included in a bug bounty program.

As of August, the trading volume on Uniswap reached $143 billion, compared to $99.3 billion the previous month.

The non-custodial exchange leads its segment in daily trading volume, according to DeFi Llama. Additionally, it is noteworthy that in May, the cumulative trading volume on Uniswap surpassed $3 trillion.