Self Chain is described as the first Modular Intent-Centric Access Layer1 blockchain, providing a keyless wallet infrastructure service using MPC-TSS/AA for multi-chain Web3 access. Its primary purpose is to simplify blockchain interaction and enhance the user experience through an intent-focused approach using LLM (Large Language Models) to interpret user intent.
Self Chain operates as a Layer 1 blockchain built on the Cosmos SDK framework. It employs a Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism using Tendermint consensus, where validators propose and vote on blocks of transactions. The platform leverages MPC-TSS/AA for secure signing and reduced transaction fees, supporting decentralized applications (dApps) with automated rewards for resolving user intent.
Self Chain's potential use cases include financial services (DeFi), digital art and collectibles (NFTs), gaming, and enterprise solutions such as supply chain management. Its intent-centric approach and keyless wallet infrastructure simplify and secure user interactions within the Web3 ecosystem.
Self Chain evolved from a project originally known as Frontier, which underwent rebranding in mid-January 2024. It transformed from a wallet-centric initiative into a Layer 1 blockchain, simultaneously changing its token name from FRONT to SLF. This evolution included significant technological advancements like the adoption of Large Language Models for user intent interpretation and MPC-TSS for enhanced security.