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A multi-chain synchronization protocol that leverage zero knowledge proof to minimize communication trust base

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arxiv 2209.02974 v1 pith:HBI3UQ5X submitted 2022-09-07 cs.NI

A multi-chain synchronization protocol that leverage zero knowledge proof to minimize communication trust base

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keywords differentblock-chainsaggregatorcommunicationconflictscontractscross-chaindelphinus
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Delphinus cross-chain aggregator is a universal firmware which synchronise states between different smart contracts on different block-chains. In the world of block-chains, synchronization challenges are two-folded. Firstly, contracts from different main block-chain can not communicate with each other which makes it hard to establish a trustworthy communication channel for them to share and maintain a universal state between each other. Secondly, transactions on different block-chains can hardly be ordered thus conflicts are common and we need a novel way to avoid and handle these conflicts. Delphinus cross-chain aggregator is a ZKSNARK based multi-block-chain layer on top of which rich cross chain applications can run safely and efficiently.

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