Connext Network (previous articles 1, 2, 3) and Axelar Network (1, 2) are quite similar. In order to understand their pros and cons let’s compare them.

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We’ve already talked about Connext and its Ambassador Program in past articles and videos.

In a nutshell: Connext is a decentralized protocol that allows developers to build scalable and secure cross-chain bridges without having temporary layers. In addition, it works in a similar way as L2 systems, which gives it versatility.

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Connext is a L2 communication protocol which allows you to send values ​​and invoke contracts across Ethereum compatible chains and L2, with possible plugin support for non-Ethereum systems. Unlike other approaches, Connext does this without compromising economic security by introducing third-party validators — instead, it has the same trust considerations as the underlying network or networks.

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