On July 30, the Bitcoin modular infrastructure project Super ModuleX Protocol (MX) announced a significant technological breakthrough in achieving full protocol asset modular abstraction and cross-chain combination verification on the Bitcoin mainnet. ModuleX provides a universal modular framework for the Bitcoin network, supporting unified encapsulation and interaction of existing and future protocol assets, including but not limited to Taproot, Ordinals, and potentially expandable to Ark, BitVM, and other Layer 2 or scaling solutions.
Its core architecture is based on UTXO layer verification mechanism abstraction, combined with Modular Script Components design, decoupling protocol asset composition and verification from low-level script implementation, moving towards standardized module calls, composable interfaces, and verifiable state transitions. Through this approach, developers can build cross-protocol applications and asset combinations based on ModuleX without directly manipulating complex scripts or rewriting transaction verification logic.
Furthermore, ModuleX introduces Heterogeneous Chain Verification Extension, enabling assets and states on the Bitcoin network to be securely mapped and interactively combined on non-Bitcoin chains such as EVM and Solana. This architecture uses State-less Verification Modules and Modular Relay Bridges to ensure that the finality, security, and minimal trust assumptions of the Bitcoin mainnet are maintained during cross-chain interactions.
