Composable Smart Contracts Hosting on
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t3rn is a Substrate-built hosting platform that runs composable smart contracts across multiple chains via an on‑chain repository, paying original authors a specified fee every time their contract is used. A separate Circuit chain enforces an escrow execution protocol: validators bond stakes and require a two‑times insurance (2× aggregated transaction value) before committing or reverting cross‑chain calls. Gateways come in three flavors — gateway types are programmable internal, programmable external, or a fallback delegating trust — and a prototype integrating Substrate nodes is due imminently with Ethereum compatibility and a planned June release for auto‑discovery.
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