Ethereum on Tuesday released new technical details about its upcoming Interop Layer, a system meant to make the network’s growing Layer 2 (L2) ecosystem work like a single chain.
In a post from Yoav Weiss of Ethereum’s Account and Chain Abstraction team, the Ethereum Interop Layer (EIL), originally unveiled this past summer, is described as a way for users to send tokens, mint NFTs, and trade across different rollups without switching networks or relying on bridges.
The system also aims to eliminate the need for wallets and dapps to integrate with each L2 separately, reducing engineering work and reliance on third-party services, the post explains.
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