🔧Core Architecture

Liberty Swap is an intent-based, privacy-first cross-chain protocol that abstracts complex token swaps into simple user-defined goals. Users initiate a swap by declaring their intent (e.g., “swap 1 ETH for USDC on another chain”), and Liberty Swap's solver network executes this request while prioritizing anonymity and decentralization. Its privacy model integrates the following components:

1. Dual-Hop Privacy Execution

Liberty Swap breaks the swap into two independent steps, handled by separate relayers, to obfuscate transaction trails:

• Node A accepts the input token and converts it to a privacy-preserving intermediary asset.

• Node B then converts this asset into the final token and delivers it to the target address.

This separation ensures that no single exchange has complete knowledge of both the sender and receiver, enhancing privacy and safeguarding intent.

2. Randomized Layer 1 Intermediary

Each intent is routed through a randomly chosen Layer 1 network, acting as a cryptographic shuffle between the two swap legs. This randomized route disrupts deterministic tracing, making end-to-end linkage nearly impossible for observers.

3. Single-Use Wallet Addresses

For each transaction, Liberty Swap generates unique, single-use wallet addresses. This practice prevents address reuse, a common vulnerability in privacy breaches, ensuring that each transaction remains isolated and untraceable.