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LayerZero Interoperability

Definition

LayerZero interoperability refers to a protocol designed to connect different blockchain networks seamlessly. This system provides a generalized messaging infrastructure that allows decentralized applications to operate across multiple chains, facilitating asset transfers and communication without relying on intermediary bridges. It aims to create a unified ecosystem where distinct blockchains can interact directly and securely. This approach seeks to overcome the fragmentation prevalent in the current multi-chain landscape.