Title: Solana: The inteoroperability of the cross chain using a smart contract
Introduction
In the world of decentralized exchanges (Dexs), replacement of the cross chain has become a key aspect of facilitating token trade between different blockchain platforms. One of the usual cases is to send a token from a decentralized application (DAPP) that runs on a smart contract of Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) on DAPP based in Solana. However, sending data through chains can be cumbersome and prone to mistakes using traditional methods. This article will explore the concept of interoperability of the cross -chain in Solana, exploiting its unique features and capabilities.
What is the interpretability of the cross chain?
The interoperability of the cross -chain of the chain is related to the possibility of sending and receiving tokens between different blockchain platforms without the need for intermediate exchanges or intermediaries. In the traditional replacements of the cross -chain, tokens are usually traded on one blockchain platform (eg Ethereum), and then converted to another (eg salt), followed by a series of transactions affecting gas.
Solan’s smart solution based on contract
Solana offers a powerful set of features that allow developers to create smart contracts with a seamless change of interoperability of the cross -chain. Using Solan’s original transactions, developers can send and receive tokens between different chains using built -in support for sloped transactions.
In the context of our project, we want to devise a custom EVM smart contract on Solana, who will manage the tokens swaps from our DAPP which runs on Ethereum. We will use the following key features:
- Stunned transactions : The “transaction” object to Solan allows us to send more tokens at a time in one series, reducing gas consumption and improves scalability.
- API interoperability : API Interoperability Solana provides a standardized interface for interaction with other chains, allowing a mobility to exchange data between our smart Ethereum and DAPP agreement on Solana.
- Custom Smart Treaty : We can create a custom EVM smart contract using strength, exploiting the flexibility of the Ethereum virtual Machine (EVM) to optimize and improve performance.
How does work **
Here’s a review of how our project will work:
- Request to replace Token : Our Dapp who works on Ethereum sends a request for replacement of Token to DAPP with headquarters in Solana, stating the desired token exchange, amendment to the change and destination chain.
- Closed Creation of Transactions
: Let’s create a built -in transaction using the “Solana” transactions facilities, which contains all the necessary data to replace (eg, the sender address, the recipient address, amounts of token).
- Interoperability API Call
: DAPP on Ethereum sends API call for interoperability to our custom EVM smart contract, which checks the request and creates a group transaction on solani.
- Transactions executed : an amazed transaction is executed on both chains at the same time, reducing gas consumption and providing successful tokens replacements.
Benefits and the following steps
Using Solan’s Smart Treaties based on contracts, we can simplify our procedure for replacing the cross -chain, reducing costs and increasing efficiency. Some advantages of this approach include:
- Improved scalability: no need for an intermediary or intermediaries.
- Reduced gas consumption: Stunned transactions reduce the number of intense gas operations.
- Improved safety: custom smart contracts ensure safe token handling.
For the next steps, we will focus on designing our adapted EV smart contract and integrate with API interoperability API. We will also develop a basic test pack to confirm the functionality of our solution.
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