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TestnetSwap - non-custodial cross-chain atomic swaps in the browser (Monero cross-curve, testnet/stagenet), plus TestnetHub to learn the testnets I've been building a suite of testnet tools for a while (a faucet, a wallet, an explorer). Two new pieces just went live and they go together: TestnetSwap, non-custodial cross-chain atomic swaps that run entirely in the browser, and TestnetHub, a place to actually learn how the testnets work. TestnetSwap swaps tLTC <-> tBTC and Monero (tXMR/sXMR) into tBTC or tLTC (the "t" prefix is testnet and "s" is stagenet, not a wrapped token). You sign both legs of every swap locally, so no operator ever holds your keys. The tLTC <-> tBTC direction is a classic HTLC atomic swap (a hashlock plus timelocks), both sides secp256k1 P2WSH. The Monero direction is the harder part, since XMR has no scripts or timelocks to host an HTLC: it uses the cross-curve adaptor-signature construction from Gugger's 2020 paper (the same lineage as Farcaster and UnstoppableSwap / xmr-btc-swap). A secp256k1<->ed25519 DLEQ plus an ECDSA adaptor signature carry a Monero spend-key share across curves, all the refund/cancel/punish logic lives on the Bitcoin or Litecoin side, and the Monero wallet work runs as WebAssembly in the page.
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