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Difference between V2&V3

Differences between V2 and V3
V2
V3
Two-way: Assume Chain A is the native chain, and Chains B/C are the destination chains.
Chain A to Chain B ✅
Chain A to Chain C ✅
Chain B to Chain C ❌
Multiple-way: Assume Chain A is the native chain, and Chains B/C are the destination chains. 
Chain A to Chain B ✅
Chain A to Chain C ✅
Chain B to Chain C ✅
Liquidity: 
​😄
 Not required 
Liquidity: 
​😢
 Required when token was already issued on two or more chains 
​😢
 Required when token is using hybrid model (check last chapter Multichain V2 No.4) 
​😄
 Not required when token was issued on just one chain and uses standard contracts on other chains 
Note: V2 and V3 have no visual differences on the UI side. 

V2	V3
Two-way: Assume Chain A is the native chain, and Chains B/C are the destination chains. Chain A to Chain B ✅ Chain A to Chain C ✅ Chain B to Chain C ❌	Multiple-way: Assume Chain A is the native chain, and Chains B/C are the destination chains. Chain A to Chain B ✅ Chain A to Chain C ✅ Chain B to Chain C ✅
Liquidity: 😄 Not required	Liquidity: 😢 Required when token was already issued on two or more chains 😢 Required when token is using hybrid model (check last chapter Multichain V2 No.4) 😄 Not required when token was issued on just one chain and uses standard contracts on other chains

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