1/ traditional rollups impose constraints on capital through mandatory withdrawal delays and lockups signet removes these constraints entirely instant settlement

2/ complex verification periods are a design choice, not a requirement. markets provide instant swaps through economic incentives, not complicated proofs

3/ our OrderDetector is protocol-level enforcement of atomic cross-chain execution - fill validation happens pre-execution - conditional transactions enforce all-or-nothing semantics - failed conditions erase themselves from history this is deterministic.

4/ Permit2Batch enables single-signature auth for complex multi-token actions. SignetEthBundle wraps these into atomic cross-chain bundles: - one user intent - multiple cross-chain actions - zero intermediate states we've eliminated the complexity of cross-chain coordination

5/ filler infrastructure on Signet: - aggregate_by_chain() groups orders by destination - sign_fills() creates batched Permit2 authorizations - sequence_transactions() enforces execution order this is pragmatic design

6/ capital velocity matters when funds can redeploy in seconds instead of days: - intra-block arbitrage across chains - dynamic inventory rebalancing - continuous liquidity deployment the constraint was never the tech, it was the intuition

7/ building on Signet is working with infrastructure that treats cross-chain atomicity as a first-class primitive where traditional systems see efficiency in proofs, we see simplicity in markets where others build labyrinths, we keep it lean