SKATE allows users to operate natively on chains like EVM, TON, and Solana and achieve cross-chain interactions, completely simplifying the Web3 application experience, making it worth understanding for every newcomer.
What are the pain points in the current Web3?
Despite the increasingly rich blockchain ecosystem, with various exciting applications on different chains, cross-chain operations remain challenging:
Users need to understand multi-chain wallets.
Switching networks causes operation interruption.
The process of bridging assets is complex and poses high security risks.
Developers need to write different versions of applications for each chain.
These issues severely affect the adoption and accessibility of Web3.
How does SKATE solve these problems?
SKATE proposes the "intention-driven model": users only need to sign an "operation intention" in their native chain wallet (such as TON wallet), and SKATE will automatically complete cross-chain interactions and return the results.
In this mode:
Users do not need to switch chains.
Developers only need to write a set of application logic.
Security is fully guaranteed by Skate AVS.
Truly realized a brand new experience of "native chain interaction + backend cross-chain execution."
Analysis of User Interaction Process
For example, TON users:
Users initiate an "intention" through the wallet, such as participating in a certain prediction market on Polygon.
SKATE Executor captured the intent and sent it to the Hub Chain.
AVS verifies the intent and signs authorization.
The executor performs operations on Polygon.
The user receives the operation result on TON.
This process is transparent and secure, and users do not need to switch chains or use other tools throughout.
The Ollies distribution mechanism of Skatepark
SKATE not only offers powerful features but also launches an ecological incentive system through Skatepark:
After completing these tasks, users can accumulate points and hope to participate in subsequent airdrops, governance, and other rights.
Popular applications include:
These designs greatly lower the threshold for new users in Web3.
The long-term potential and development direction of SKATE
The goal of SKATE is not only to link existing VMs, such as EVM, SolanaVM, TonVM, but also plans to expand to:
If Ethereum is the "global computer", then SKATE is the "multi-chain operating system".
As the number and complexity of chains continue to increase, the value of SKATE will become more apparent. It not only allows users to "not feel the multi-chain", but also enables developers to "no longer need to develop separately for each chain".
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