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Interoperability Framework

Definition

An interoperability framework provides a standardized set of rules and technologies that enable different systems to communicate and exchange information. This framework facilitates seamless interaction between disparate blockchain networks, allowing digital assets and data to move across different ecosystems. It addresses the issue of blockchain fragmentation, promoting a more connected and efficient decentralized landscape. Key components often include cross-chain bridges, standardized messaging protocols, and atomic swap capabilities.