On Scaling Interoperability
summary
Axelar implements a validator-set network atop Tendermint that runs multiparty crypto (multi-sig/threshold) to generate threshold keys and manage external gateway contracts. Connection to an EVM chain requires one command to start and four main operations: generate key, deploy gateway, sign gateway, deploy app token contract; validators collectively verify and sign cross-chain requests and pay gas. Example flow: mint a Bitcoin-wrapped token on Ethereum via gateway and network verification — the system performs the multiparty protocols and finalizes the transfer.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 0:59Multi-Chain Future
- 1:46Problem: Fragmentation
- 2:35Interoperability Solution Space
- 5:58Use-Case 1: Unlocking Liquidity
- 6:30Use-Case 2. Chain-Agnostic Composability
- 7:333-Phase Approach
- 8:06Key Ingredients
- 9:17System Components
- 14:45Cross-Ecosystems Routing
- 16:30Network for Interop Development
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