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A network can have strong privacy, execution and governance guarantees. But if moving value in or out still depends on centralized venues, custodians or wrapped-token assumptions, some of that sovereignty disappears at the boundary.
Gateway is contributing to the LEZ Atomic Swap Suite for the
@Logos_network, building trust-minimized atomic swap infrastructure between the Logos Execution Zone and Bitcoin and other assets.
The work goes beyond connecting two networks. It is about private interoperability in practice: designing how value moves across independently governed systems while minimizing intermediaries, preserving privacy and making the resulting infrastructure usable by builders.
For Gateway, this sits directly within a broader thesis we are building around: sovereign onchain systems will need interoperability that preserves the guarantees of the systems being connected.
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