Most Bitcoin bridging work treats swaps and bridges as separate problems.
TOOP formalizes both under one transfer-of-ownership protocol, built on the BitVMX dispute mechanism.
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A tournament, not a queue: BATTLE resolves multiparty bridge disputes with a two-phase bracket structure, recycling dispute rewards to fund each new round.
Constant minimum capital, logarithmic rounds.
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Most payment networks ask you to lock capital somewhere: channels, shared UTXO pools, sequencer bonds, just to make payments reliable.
Bit2 doesn't. No liquidity lockup, ~4 bytes of L1 data per transaction, and sub-second pre-confirmations backed by time-stamping servers instead
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