Add ERC: Cross-chain Storage Router Protocol #404
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Noting this down; will add to a future PR (when/if one comes along) |
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The following proposal is a superior version of EIP-5559: Cross Chain Write Deferral Protocol, aka CCIP-Write, replacing Ethereum L1 storage with L2 chains and cryptographically secure databases with an aim to cut gas costs and further privacy while retaining the secure aspects of on-chain storage. Methods in this document specifically target security and cost-effectiveness of write deferrals in context of databases. The cross-chain data written with these methods can be retrieved by generic EIP-3668-compliant contracts completing the cross-chain data life cycle.