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1/ 🏆 Introducing xSafe, the new gold standard for intent-based CREATE3 contract deployments. Deploy your contracts to the same address on many chains: no nonces, no salts. Peep the beta👀 xsafe.chainrule.io/#

Let's ship our way to the rule of chain. chainrule.io?1

Did someone say decentralized frontends?👀

5/ Stay tuned for multi-chain governance in a single click🤫

4/ By removing chain ID requirements and enforcing multi-chain nonce synchronization, signature unity is achieved across all chains, making xSignatures possible.

3/ ✨The solution: With xSignatures, teams sign once, and signatures are propagated to safes on all chains. And yes, xSignatures are fully compatible with your team’s existing safes.

2/ 😖The problem: Teams frequently perform the same administrative tasks across multiple chains. They achieve a quorum on one chain, switch to another, achieve quorum there, and repeat the process for each chain. This repetitive cycle is cumbersome and time-consuming.

1/ 🏆Introducing xSignatures, multi-chain governance in one click.

xSafe now supports @BuildOnBase 🚀 Thank you, @brian_armstrong 🎉 xsafe.chainrule.io

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xSafe now supports @arbitrum, the leading Layer 2 with the highest TVL in the ecosystem🚀🎉 Copy-paste your contracts to more chains soon✂️📋 xsafe.chainrule.io

You can now deploy to @binance smart chain on xSafe 🚀 Copy-paste your contracts to more chains soon🤫 xsafe.chainrule.io

xSafe now supports @gnosischain 🎉🚀 Copy-paste your contracts to more chains soon🤫 xsafe.chainrule.io

9/ xSafe achieves same-address deployment with no bytecode dependence, no nonce tracking, and no salt storage. Oh yeah, and did we mention it’s intent-based? github.com/chainrule-labs/xs…

8/ 🏆 Finally, enter xSafe: a comprehensive solution to the multi-chain deployment trilemma.

7/ Enter CREATE3: bytecode-independent, predictable addresses based only on salts. CREATE3 offers an elegant solution, irrespective of contract bytecode, but requires users to memorize salts. Once again, not cool!

6/ An intent-based CREATE2 solution obviates salt storage, but addresses still depend on contract bytecode. github.com/chainrule-labs/xs…

5/ Enter CREATE2: predictable addresses based on salts and bytecode. CREATE2 generates identical addresses, except when constructor arguments vary across chains, which leads to different bytecode and therefore distinct addresses. Not cool!

4/ Traditionally, achieving the same address on many chains requires careful EOA nonce management. Mess up the nonce once, start all over.