One screen can unify intent. It cannot unify markets.

@velvet_capital routes trades across seven networks, but once an order leaves the interface, it still enters different liquidity, block and MEV conditions. That is where aggregation either holds together or falls apart.

For Email/X wallets, Velvet uses 0slot on Solana and bloXroute Protect RPCs on EVM, with no manual setup. The goal is not to make every venue identical. It is to give fragmented routes a more consistent execution standard after routing begins.

That protection is not universal proof. Public details are still incomplete for Perps, cross-chain paths, external wallets and fallback behavior, and MEV protection does not mean zero slippage or guaranteed prices.

A multichain terminal is complete only when it does more than hide fragmentation. It has to stop fragmentation from silently changing the quality of the trade.