Native Cross-VM Contract Calls and the End of the Bridge Detour
The real test of a multi-VM chain is whether contracts on different VMs can just talk to each other Every claim a…
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The real test of a multi-VM chain is whether contracts on different VMs can just talk to each other Every claim a…
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Supporting litho1… and 0x… addresses on the same account isn’t just a display choice Address formats usually give away which ecosystem a…
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Human-facing naming systems solved a different problem than the one agents actually have Naming systems like ENS solved a real, specific problem:…
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Most chains force developers into one virtual machine. Lithosphere is built to support several at once, natively Every smart contract platform makes…
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A fast system that everyone interprets differently isn’t actually fast — it’s just fast at being inconsistent Speed gets most of the…
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Moving an asset across chains is the easy part. Keeping everyone’s story straight afterward is not Cross-chain activity gets described casually, as…
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The label gets used loosely. The underlying distinction is more specific than most people give it credit for “Web4” has become one…
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The failure that actually costs people money usually isn’t loud. It’s two systems that both think they’re right. When people picture a…
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Self-custody is a claim every wallet makes. Not every wallet lets you verify it. “Your keys, your crypto” shows up on the…
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A single agent completing a task in isolation is the easy version of this problem. The real version has several agents in…
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