Respective assets would become worthless on the other etc
Respective assets would become worthless on the other etc
I don't see how to prove this fault/divergence appropriately
I don't see how to prove this fault/divergence appropriately
If they diverge, each contract has a kill switch where they fall back to only looking locally
If they diverge, each contract has a kill switch where they fall back to only looking locally
1) a full node of the rollup itself
2) embedded Ethereum full node
3) embedded Solana full node
You'd be posting full DA to both chains (and charging for both), and you'd have bridges on both which the rollup logic is tied to (e.g., process deposits)
1) a full node of the rollup itself
2) embedded Ethereum full node
3) embedded Solana full node
You'd be posting full DA to both chains (and charging for both), and you'd have bridges on both which the rollup logic is tied to (e.g., process deposits)
But how would eg the Solana bridge contract know that the Ethereum bridge contract is in agreement with its view of the rollup?
But how would eg the Solana bridge contract know that the Ethereum bridge contract is in agreement with its view of the rollup?
Each bridge needs to have a notion of what the STF for the rollup is, if each one goes off it’s own DA layer, they wouldn’t be the same rollup
Each bridge needs to have a notion of what the STF for the rollup is, if each one goes off it’s own DA layer, they wouldn’t be the same rollup
So using the other bridges not from the DA layer will just have an added trust assumption
So using the other bridges not from the DA layer will just have an added trust assumption