Owlto Finance launches the "Safe Harbor" initiative to support rapid withdrawal of large assets from inactive chains
BlockBeats News, April 17 — Intention-driven cross-chain protocol Owlto Finance today announced a major upgrade and officially launched the "Asset Safety Haven" initiative. With certain public chain ecosystems becoming deserted and liquidity drying up, Owlto reminds users to beware of withdrawal restrictions or suspension risks and recommends conducting a comprehensive "wallet cleanup" soon.
Core upgrade highlights:
1. Safe withdrawal recommendation: Users are urged to transfer assets scattered on inactive chains back to mainstream ecosystems with high liquidity, such as Ethereum, Base, BNB, Solana, and Arbitrum.
2. Large cross-chain transfers: The single transaction limit has been raised to over $10,000, and smart routing significantly reduces the repeated operational cost and gas consumption for large asset transfers.
3. Ultra-fast secure landing: Now supporting over 70 major networks, the intention-driven architecture reduces average transfer time to 9.64 seconds, ensuring assets are safely moved at the very first sign of risk.
Owlto Finance stated that in a volatile market, asset security and liquidity are top priorities, and Owlto will continue to serve as the "safety fortress" for users' assets.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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