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Bitcoin, the first peer-to-peer electronic cash system, opened the door topermissionless, private, and trustless transactions. Attempts to repurposeBitcoin's underlying blockchain technology have run up against fundamentallimitations to privacy, faithful execution, and transaction finality. Weintroduce \emph{Strong Federations}: publicly verifiable, Byzantine-robusttransaction networks that facilitate movement of any asset between disparatemarkets, without requiring third-party trust. \emph{Strong Federations} enablecommercial privacy, with support for transactions where asset types and amountsare opaque, while remaining publicly verifiable. As in Bitcoin, executionfidelity is cryptographically enforced; however, \emph{Strong Federations}significantly lower capital requirements for market participants by reducingtransaction latency and improving interoperability. To show how this innovativesolution can be applied today, we describe \emph{\liquid}: the firstimplementation of \emph{Strong Federations} deployed in a Financial Market.

Strong Federations: An Interoperable Blockchain Solution to Centralized Third-Party Risks