cross chain routing

Cross chain routing refers to the process or mechanism that enables transactions, messages, or assets to move seamlessly between different blockchain networks. It provides a way for separate blockchains—each with its own consensus rules and token standards—to communicate and transfer value securely, often using interoperability protocols, bridges, or intermediaries. The goal of cross chain routing is to improve blockchain connectivity, efficiency, and user experience by eliminating the need for centralized exchanges or manual token swaps across networks.
  1. Ethereum Foundation Launches Interop Layer to Unite All L2 Networks

    Ethereum Foundation Launches Interop Layer to Unite All L2 Networks

    Ethereum Foundation Introduces Interop Layer to Unify the Entire L2 Ecosystem The Ethereum Foundation has announced the Interop Layer, a new protocol designed to combine all Layer-2 networks into a unified user experience. As the number of L2 rollups continues to grow, fragmentation has made...
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