Wire Network

Wire Network's Universal Transaction Layer coordinates cross-chain ownership. Assets stay on their native chain; Wire settles ownership under dual-consensus. Contracts compile C++ to WASM and deploy once across all supported chains. Built for humans and AI agents. Whitepaper ⬇️

Was great to have Jonathan Mohan (Head of DevRel) and Jack Rogers (VP of Engineering) on Week 11 of the Wire Network Incubator talking about building on Wire and, most importantly, showing off our testnet (link in comments). twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

LIVE NOW, Week 11 of the Wire Network Incubator is all about building on Wire. @JerkRergers and @JonathanMohan are joining to overview the Wire Network tech and show off the new testnet. Join us at 3pm ET on Discord, X, and now LinkedIn.

In one hour, Week 11 of the Wire Network Incubator is all about building on Wire. @JerkRergers and @JonathanMohan will join us to overview the Wire Network tech and show off the new testnet. Join us at 3pm ET on Discord, X, and now LinkedIn.

If AI is the easy part now, what's your moat? Jeffrey Lee ( @jeffreylabs ) runs through the candidates: relationships, go-to-market, distribution. What makes your offering defensible? Join us at 3pm ET tomorrow for Wire Incubator Week 11 and see the Wire testnet live!

Tomorrow, Week 11 of the Wire Network Incubator is all about building on Wire. Time to pull back the curtain! @JerkRergers and @JonathanMohan will join us to overview the Wire Network tech and run through the new testnet. Join us at 3pm ET on Discord, X, and now LinkedIn.

If you're building something because it sounds cool and you'll figure out the problem later, that's a hobby. Tim Collins ( @RetroWallSt ) on the line between a startup and a side project. Join us at 3pm ET on Thursday for Wire Incubator Week 11 and see the Wire testnet live!

Risk can't be priced from a single local view when collateral and debt sit on different chains. The engine is reading two snapshots from two different moments. Shared settlement closes that by giving the engine one state to read.

The pattern Ross DeCamp ( @RDfive09 - Prota Ventures ) keeps seeing in the home run pitches: founder finds a black box nobody understands, builds AI tooling that breaks the opacity wide open, walks in at 1/10th the cost.

The recalibration is overdue. 'Safe' in DeFi has always meant 'safe assuming every bridge in the path holds.' Aave inherited risk it never priced. The architecture we're working on removes the bridges from the path: contracts don't take on each other's bridge risk.

Week 10 of the Wire Incubator just wrapped up with @retrowallst (Skeleton Crew Labs), @jeffreylabs (Red Beard Ventures), and @RDfive09 (Prota Ventures). Some great insight and advice. Watch the replay here and join us next Thursday for Week 11. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

LIVE NOW - Week 10 of the Wire Incubator with @retrowallst (Skeleton Crew Labs), @jeffreylabs (Red Beard Ventures), and @RDfive09 (Prota Ventures) sharing wisdom on raising money in this post-AI world in which we now exist. Live on Discord and here on X.

Join us this in one hour for Week 10 of the Wire Incubator with @retrowallst (Skeleton Crew Labs), @jeffreylabs (Red Beard Ventures), and @RDfive09 (Prota Ventures) sharing wisdom on raising money in this post-AI world in which we now exist. Live on Discord and here on X.

@0xKevlar @0xKevlar What do you have in mind? One thing that's unique about Wire is that we've fractionalized the chain so you can own and monetize a portion of the network compute rather than just participating in token ownership.

@WireNetwork Wanna collab ?

Wire is additive, not a rip-and-replace. The pitch is "we plug into what you've already built." Cross-chain reach, settlement, universal liquidity, agent payments: Wire is the cross-chain layer your architecture needs, without bridges and without forcing a rebuild.

@rick_grimes You keep your existing contracts on Solana or Ethereum. The integration sits at the settlement boundary. When your dApp needs cross-chain functionality, it calls into Wire's Universal Transaction Layer rather than a bridge. The native asset stays locked in a WNS bucket contract on its home chain, and ownership is tracked by Wire's settlement layer. This is one-time setup. You import the Wire SDK, wire up UPAP for identity so users keep their existing wallets, and route cross-chain calls through Wire. Done once at integration, not revisited per transaction or per chain you want to reach.

@WireNetwork If I'm a dev with a working stack on Solana or Ethereum today, what does "plug in" actually look like? Where does the integration work go?

The "it just works" feeling shows up when settlement is shared instead of passed via messages. No bridge contract, no wrapped asset, no validator set you trust on the side. Contract calls just resolve. We're working to take cross-chain there at the architectural layer.

We have a great group talking about fundraising and pitching in the Web3 startup ecosystem. Join us at 3pm ET tomorrow (Thursday) for Week 10 of the Wire Incubator on X (@wirenetwork) and Discord. Replay will be available afterward on X if you miss the live version.