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[quietly] did you know there's a cross-chain package in the interop-sdk that lets you move tokens seamlessly across chains? peep the next tweet…

The Open Intents Framework is designed as shared infrastructure for intents. A modular, open framework that the ecosystem can build intents on, together. Today, it takes its next step: adoption at scale.

the OIF connects all chains seamlessly & securely Been cooking for over a year. Now the OIF is hitting adoption at scale, thanks to teams like @lifiprotocol and many others The future is: - Ethereum L1 for asset issuance - Canonical bridges for secure transfers across chains (using ZK) - Intents for ultra fast transfers - Sync composability for using assets/apps across chains without transferring at all Next up: plugging more trustless settlement mechanisms into OIF Anyone can contribute! DMs open. And openintents.xyz for more info

One of the biggest problems with intents has been fragmentation: everyone rebuilding the same infrastructure with incompatible standards and closed networks. We helped create the OIF to change that. Excited to see @lifiprotocol Intents launch on top of the framework and push open intent infrastructure further into production.

fastconfirm.it Did you know that under normal networks conditions CEXs and bridges could already safely accept deposits after 13sec? Those are the kind of improvements that matter so much and deserve more attention.

This is one of the first OP Stack chains running Custom Gas Token V2, the most agnostic and minimal integration of CGT, built by Wonderland. 31M wallets and $4.3B in NFT volume now running on Ethereum infrastructure. Welcome home, @Ronin_Network 🤝

wake up babe, @frangio_'s ERC-7683 redesign just dropped eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-7683

Upgrading Finality - Edition 1 Check out the plan for bringing fast finality to Ethereum. Hosted on the the brand new and shiny EF Protocol Consensus website 😁 Lots of good stuff there! consensus.ethereum.foundation/blog/upgrading…

@barnabemonnot @ethereumfndn @TimBeiko @ralexstokes 🥲 what a run!

Excited to announce this evolution of Protocol, the @ethereumfndn teams stewarding, researching and developing the Ethereum protocol. After our re-launch of Protocol in June last year, @TimBeiko, @ralexstokes and I are now passing the torch to our talented colleagues @corcoranwill @kevaundray and @fredrik0x. They are taking on the task of delivering on Scaling, UX and Hardness objectives, with the protocol strawmap in their pocket (strawmap.org). --- It is also time to announce that I made the decision to leave the Ethereum Foundation, my home for the past 6.5 years ❤️ I am so grateful for this opportunity I had, to work with amazing individuals, on the most impactful project there is. Looking back from when I started (here it is -> x.com/barnabemonnot/…), it has been a wild ride from early EIP-1559 work, to the Merge, to MEV markets, to staking, finality, interoperability and UX; and from my beginnings in the Robust Incentives Group to co-leading Protocol for the past year. Over this past year, our Protocol priorities, particularly our "Improve UX" work, shifted my attention to nearer-term questions. Throughout, I've been excited to take on a more product-centric view. Making Ethereum's unique features more available to users today is on my mind; so is participating in the plurality of ways that Ethereum gets built. I'd love to hear from friends old and new about what excites them at the moment, and share where I'm at. Please reach out!

@ericzakariasson @drawitpoorly @drawitpoorly me

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@apoorveth very nice

onchain software releases just hit different dapp3.eth

seeing lots of different instantiations of "programmable addresses", I think @daimo were the first?

@pedrouid @ryanberckmans agree that we should resist the temptation to delegate too much to ERCs (a historical failure mode for Account Abstraction on Ethereum)

@ryanberckmans Well the beauty of these expansions is that requires less ERCs

interop-sdk focuses on standards and trust-minimising solutions for Ethereum interop the cross-chain module is powered by the OIF (modular full-stack intent framework) and other popular protocols: npm i @wonderland/interop-cross-chain docs.interop.wonderland.xyz/cross-chain more coming soon

[quietly] did you know there's a cross-chain package in the interop-sdk that lets you move tokens seamlessly across chains? peep the next tweet…

@biconomy very interesting! I understand that you can't double spend on the same chain, but if you spent on two chains before expiry, would those both be routed to the payout address?

Introducing Omnichain Virtual Addresses. One address per invoice, per payment or per customer. Live on @ethereum @base @0xPolygon @arbitrum @Optimism

Ethereum would feel so different post Native AA return to mainnet

good morning ethereum enjoyers

1/ At Wonderland, we care deeply about Ethereum security. That's why we built Canon Guard: an open-source security layer for Safe multisigs designed to reduce offchain transaction risk. We’re excited to be included in @TheDAOFund’s Ethereum Security QF round alongside the teams strengthening the ecosystem.