website logo
ConnextBlogBridgeAcademy
⌘K
🚀CONNEXT WIKI
What is Connext?
Connext Bridge
NEXT Token
Supported Chains
Connextscan
FAQs
💢CONNEXT ECOSYSTEM
Connext Team
Backers
🤖ECOSYSTEM ROLES
Community Leaders
Amarok Pilot Dev
Ecosystem
Router Operator
Subgraph Provider
Testers
Connextooor
Bridgooor
Developer
Contributors
Quarantine
Status
🏅ROUTERS
What is a Router?
Router Requirements
Revenue Streams of Routers
Slashing Mechanism
Staking Mechanism
✨TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION
Introduction
Connext Network
nxtp
🧁PROTOCOL UPDATES
Amarok
💥CONNEXT DAO
💫RESOURCES
Important Links
Brand Kit
Events
Telegram Groups
Newsletter
Docs powered by archbee 
2min

Connext vs. PoS/MPC Systems

External validators (or oracles) are responsible for moving data between chains in PoS/MPC interoperability frameworks. 

PoS/MPC interoperability systems are externally verified systems.

Externally verified systems are generalized interoperability frameworks that are easy to build. However, the underlying security model of such systems is in any case weaker than that of the bridge’s underlying chains.  

Connext inherits its high level of security from the underlying base chains but does not offer the same level of generality as a PoS/MPC system. 

The bridging solution provided by Connext is the optimal solution whenever generality is not needed and when a high amount of value needs to be transferred across chains.



🔗Connext vs. Hop

Comparison with Hop

Updated 22 Apr 2022
Did this page help you?
Yes
No
UP NEXT
Connext vs. Hop
Docs powered by archbee 
TABLE OF CONTENTS
🔗Connext vs. Hop