Titan Lab is building a new generation of Web3 infrastructure. As more people learn about the project, we often get questions like: What exactly is Titan? How is it different from other blockchains? And what kind of impact can it bring to the industry?
This FAQ is here to provide clear answers — and help you better understand the vision behind the Titan ecosystem.
1. What is Titan Lab?
Titan Lab is a Web3 infrastructure builder focused on modular architecture. We’re not just another Layer 1 — we offer a composable toolkit for developers to quickly and flexibly build decentralized applications (dApps) and cross-chain systems.
Our core products include:
- Titan Chain: An EVM-compatible execution layer with modular extension support
- Powerflow: A BTC-based yield infrastructure
- Hyperion: A BTC liquidity and bridging protocol
- Untitled Wallet: A user-facing wallet that connects identity and assets
2. What problems is Titan solving?
We’re addressing three key pain points in the Web3 space:
- Fragmented multi-chain infrastructure with poor developer experience
- Limited on-chain utility for major assets like BTC
- A lack of plug-and-play modular tools for fast, scalable development
Titan aims to lower the barriers to Web3 development and usage — while improving capital efficiency and cross-chain collaboration.
3. How is Titan different from other Layer 1s?
Titan Chain is our core execution layer, but Titan Lab’s vision goes far beyond a typical blockchain. Think of us as a Web3 toolbox: each product is a modular, standalone component that developers can mix and match to fit their needs.
What makes us different from other L1s:
- We’re not building a closed ecosystem — we’re offering open, composable infrastructure
- Our modules are fully interoperable and can be integrated independently
4. What does Powerflow do?
Powerflow is a BTC-native yield product. We believe BTC shouldn’t just sit idle in wallets — it should be able to participate in secure, flexible yield strategies on-chain.
Powerflow offers:
- Non-custodial BTC staking
- Smart strategy composition
- Seamless liquidity routing via Hyperion
With Powerflow, users can earn while holding.
5. What is Hyperion for?
Hyperion is a BTC-centric liquidity and bridging protocol. It’s not a BTC Layer 2 — it’s a trust coordination layer that connects Bitcoin with ecosystems like Cosmos and EVM chains.
It enables:
- Bridging BTC assets across multiple chains
- Capital-efficient liquidity for yield strategies
- End-to-end integration with Powerflow and Titan Chain
6. Who can use Titan products? Are they open-source?
Titan’s infrastructure is open and available to all — whether you’re a developer, protocol, or ecosystem team. Most modules are already available for integration, and we’re continuously expanding access.
What’s coming next:
- SDKs and developer documentation
- Ecosystem partnership programs
- Grants and incentives for builders
Titan is built to be open, composable, and cross-chain — a future-proof foundation for collaborative infrastructure.
7. What development standards does Titan Chain support?
Titan Chain is fully EVM-compatible. Developers can deploy existing smart contracts seamlessly — or build custom modules on top of our architecture. We’re also exploring higher-performance execution environments, including support for parallel processing and customizable security layers.
8. What’s next for Titan Lab?
We’re continuing to roll out new features and integrations. Our current focus:
- Releasing more modular tools and integration kits that make it easier for developers to build tailored Web3 solutions — and to plug Titan components in wherever they’re needed
- Expanding partnerships across ecosystems, applications, and institutions
👋 Still have questions? Let’s talk!
You can find us on our official site, X, or through our community channels. We’re always excited to hear from the community.
Titan is growing fast — and we’d love for you to be a part of it.