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XION is a Layer 1 democratizing crypto for users every day. XION is the first modular Generalized Abstraction layer abstracting complexities like Accounts, Gas, Interoperability, Signatures, Pricing, Devices, and Payments. And in doing so, development of next-gen projects will become easy with XION, minded to bring Web3 to global mainstream audiences. What is Xion? XION is a Layer 1 blockchain project developed by Burnt, utilizing Generalized Abstraction technology to empower users with economic freedom. It provides users with friendly accounts, device compatibility, low gas fees, and so on. Generalized Abstraction on XION: Abstractions at the protocol level pertaining to accounts, signatures, gas, interoperability, pricing, devices, payments, and a lot more. XION makes it easier to do complex things in crypto, thus empowering the next generation of projects that onboard millions into Web3 from across the globe. Read More: Dymension Review: Layer 1 Blockchain Promotes Interaction With Cosmos Main feature of Xion Meta account : Xion abstracts the traditional private key-public key model through accounts. This enables an intuitive user experience typical for web2, including a whole variety of methods to authenticate accounts, recover accounts, use across multiple devices, and much more. Abstraction of signatures: Nothing puts any dependence on the Meta account’s signatures, thus allowing users to work with applications on Xion by familiar web2 methods: email, biometrics, etc. Even the fact that users do not need to install MetaMask or another crypto wallet does not remove this possibility where all user groups can use the Xion easily. Device abstraction: There is no need to manage private keys anymore, and thus users can use applications from any device, improving accessibility and security. Parameterized Fee Abstraction Layer: A new way to handle network gas: off-ramping transaction fees paid in USDC, or any other accepted token, for transactions across the network. Abstracted…

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