Detailed Explanation
How It Works: The user signs an intent — essentially a conditional message, not a transaction. Solvers monitor the intent pool, compute fulfillment paths (DEX trades, bridges, private inventory), and bid to execute. The winning solver pays the user's required outcome and pockets whatever is left.
FAQs:
Is intent-based always better? Often, but not for ultra-simple single-DEX swaps where direct routing is fine.
Who pays the solver? The user, indirectly, through the spread between the signed minimum and the actual fill.
