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3/ The Othentic Stack of production-ready components can be leveraged by AVSs to abstract away error-prone infra details, and in the process decrease development barriers and minimize engineering overheads.
3/ Under the hood, BSX combines the speed of off-chain execution with the security and transparency of onchain settlements. It uses a central limit order book (CLOB) which is populated with liquidity from various market makers.
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7/ Intent infra projects are pushing the boundaries with new design mechanisms to be more developer friendly and bring composability.
On the other hand, the application layer is growing with more & more dApps actively transitioning to an intent-centric design.
5/ Since many things can be a solver and a solver does most of the computation for figuring out the path, we broadly use the term solver to mean the thing that fulfills the intent.
(Sometimes we just refer to most of the things in the red box below as solvers)
4/ The parties responsible for fulfilling an intent are:
1. Application/prompter
2. Resolvers
3. Solvers
4. Fillers/takers
5. Searchers
They can be the same entity, though their algorithms may be different
2/ Intents need a whole new infrastructure because the way they are expressed & interpreted is structurally different than a typical transaction.










