Today, Bitroot officially releases two core testnet products:
the native DEX (CrusSwap) and the Cross-Chain Bridge, marking an important milestone in the v4 testnet phase and the gradual formation of Bitroot’s on-chain economic loop.

This update is not a concept demo, but a functional, composable infrastructure layer designed to be tested under real usage scenarios.

Bitroot is built as a high-performance, parallelized Layer1, fully EVM-compatible, with the goal of solving execution bottlenecks that limit DeFi scalability.

With the launch of the DEX and cross-chain bridge, Bitroot enters a new phase:

• from pure performance testing

• to real asset flow, real liquidity movement, and real contract interaction

This is a critical step in validating whether parallel execution can sustain complex DeFi behavior under load.

The Bitroot testnet DEX, CrusSwap, is now live:

🔗 https://crus.finance/#/home

CrusSwap allows users to:

• swap assets directly on Bitroot

• add and manage liquidity

• observe execution latency and confirmation speed in practice

Thanks to Bitroot’s parallelized EVM design, transaction execution remains smooth even during concurrent interactions. This provides a realistic testing environment for:

• high-frequency trading

• arbitrage strategies

• liquidity-intensive DeFi protocols

Rather than optimizing for short-term incentives, this phase focuses on stress-testing execution logic and user experience.

To support cross-ecosystem testing, Bitroot has also launched its Cross-Chain Bridge:

🔗 https://dev-bridge.bitroot.co

The bridge currently enables asset transfers between Bitroot and BSC, allowing developers and users to test:

• cross-chain asset security

• liquidity inflow and outflow

• interaction between Bitroot-native DeFi and external ecosystems

ETK (Bitroot):
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ETK (BSC):
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TTA:
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This setup allows the community to simulate real-world cross-chain flows and identify edge cases early in the testnet stage.

The release of the DEX and bridge represents more than feature expansion.

It validates three key directions of Bitroot’s roadmap:

1. Parallel execution must work under real DeFi conditions, not just benchmarks

2. Cross-chain interaction must be practical and observable, not theoretical

3. EVM compatibility should translate into zero-friction usage, not hidden complexity

Only by exposing the system to real usage patterns can performance, security, and stability be meaningfully evaluated.

This release is part of Bitroot’s ongoing v4 testnet iteration.

The current phase emphasizes:

• execution correctness under concurrency

• bridge security and asset consistency

• UX feedback from real users and developers

Community feedback will directly influence subsequent optimization and upgrades.

With the DEX and cross-chain bridge now live, Bitroot is gradually forming:

• a functional DeFi base layer

• a cross-chain liquidity entry point

• a realistic testing environment for developers

More testnet products and ecosystem integrations are already in preparation.

Bitroot invites developers, traders, and infrastructure builders to:

• interact with the DEX

• test cross-chain flows

• provide feedback on performance and UX

This stage is about building a solid Layer1 foundation, not short-term hype.

Parallel execution is no longer just a whitepaper concept — it’s now open for real-world testing.