How Infinex Uses NEAR Chain Signatures + Intents to Simplify Crypto UX
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About this video
Infinex isn't rebuilding DeFi infrastructure — it's upgrading how you interact with it. Learn how Chain Signatures and NEAR Intents work together to move liquidity, simplify asset swaps, and bring a seamless experience to buying assets like Bitcoin across chains.
Infinex: x.com/infinex
NEAR is the Blockchain for AI Website: near.org NEAR AI: near.ai Intents: near.org/intents Chain Abstraction: proximity.dev Sharding: nearone.org
For the devs GitHub: github.com/near Dev Docs: docs.near.org Devhub: devhub.near.page @NEARDevHub
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Transcript
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There's two components, right? Like one is the tech and the other one is the product, right? Um, so chain signatures is cool. You've now got this signature scheme where you can use near to secure assets, but then what do you do with them? We need to move them around. We need to swap them. And so the combination of chain signatures plus an intense protocol is what allows you to pull that liquidity from different places and and you know actually buy a bunch of Bitcoin. If I want to buy a
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million dollars of Bitcoin with Soul, chain signatures alone is not enough, right? You need you need the actual liquidity and and you need a DEX that can support that. Our goal is not to rebuild infrastructure. Our goal is not to uh compete with existing infrastructure. It's to take the infrastructure that's already built and put a very nice UX and look and feel on top of it to make it as easy as possible.