Interoperability via the Rainbow Bridge

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Demo shows an unreleased Rainbow Bridge client library running on Ropsten that uses an eth-on-near light client smart contract plus external relays, provers and paired connectors (an Ethereum token locker & mintable NEP21 on NEAR). Integration requires npm deps, then four steps: initiate transfer, list transfers, act on steps, and poll status; web3.js is required. The UI demo works intermittently (about 25% success rate), and roadmap calls for published packages, Node support and stability improvements by March.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:37Demo
3. 3:40Ideas
4. 5:52Key Concepts
5. 7:31Provers
6. 8:37Connectors
7. 11:05Naming
8. 18:37Dependencies
9. 26:05Exports
10. 26:26Logic
11. 27:09List
12. 28:10Render Transfer
13. 29:42Act on Transfer
14. 31:37Whats next
15. 32:39NEP141
16. 33:18Publishing Libraries
17. 34:20Wrap Up

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