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Eco Routes is part of the @Eco Protocol and simplifies the underlying complexity of managing stablecoins across Ethereum and its Layer 2s with an intents-based architecture. Here’s how Routes works under the hood! https://eco.com/blog/a-comprehensive-technical-overview-of-eco-routes/
Eco Routes is part of the @Eco Protocol and simplifies the underlying complexity of managing stablecoins across Ethereum and its Layer 2s with an intents-based architecture. Here’s how Routes works under the hood! https://eco.com/blog/a-comprehensive-technical-overview-of-eco-routes/
2/ Instead of requiring users to figure out how to transfer assets across chains, Routes simplifies complex onchain actions. This allows users to accomplish specific goals onchain, allowing them to focus on the desired outcome and leaving the execution of the task to someone else.
4/ @Eco Routes utilizes two proof mechanisms to communicate intent fulfillment: the Native Route and the @Hyperlane route. The Native Route uses a storage-proof system to derive the state of other rollups via the L1BlockHash Oracle on OP Stack rollups.
5/ This enables trust-minimized intents, as the state of any other L2 that settles to Ethereum can be proven without adding trust assumptions beyond those of the two chains. This is the same system that Wilson Cussck and Jack Chuma are using in EIP-7755.