3.3 X Application Protocol

With the X Application Protocol, developers can easily deploy fully decentralized applications without the need for domains and servers, achieving applications that are permanently undeletable.

To use the X Application Protocol to access various Web3 applications across different chains, users only need a wallet account on one chain. The X Application Protocol serves as a Web3 operational protocol designed to offer users a seamless experience for accessing DApps across multiple chains and provide DApp builders with solutions for multi-chain deployment and promotion. Leveraging technological innovations in account abstraction and cross-chain services, X Application Protocol virtualizes public chains and thereby reduces the entry barriers and costs for both users and project creators.

X Application Protocol aims to address two main pain points commonly faced by blockchain applications: a complex user experience and the fragmented nature of the public blockchain ecosystem. For users, XAP offers a user-friendly frontend interface, by reducing the technical complexities of blockchain and making accessing DApps as simple as using Web2 applications. Simultaneously, by virtualizing different blockchain networks, it connects “islands” within the blockchain world. This facilitates interoperability of applications and assets. This dual value proposition—optimizing user experience and connecting the blockchain ecosystem—positions X Application Protocol as a crucial innovation in blockchain infrastructure, providing significant convenience for ordinary users and reducing deployment complexities for developers in a multi-chain environment.