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- 2. Encode x Gnosis Chain Hackathon 2023 Introducing Hashi ● Hashi defines a standard for cross-chain communication based on additive security ● At its core it’s a Hash Oracle Aggregator ● Goal: Distributing trust for bridges over multiple distinct implementations ● RAIHO (Redundant Array of Hash Oracles)
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- 5. Encode x Gnosis Chain Hackathon 2023 Main Components ● Applications (Token Bridge, Governance Bridge, NFT Bridge) ● Hash Aggregation: ○ Hashi (Oracle Aggregator) ○ GiriGiriBashi (Governable oracle aggregator) ○ Oracle Adapters (Talk to various hash oracles) ● Cross-chain messages: ○ Yaho (Message dispatcher) ○ Yaru (Message Executor) ○ Zodiac Module (Cross-chain governance)
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- 7. Encode x Gnosis Chain Hackathon 2023 What to build with Hashi? ● Additional hash oracle adapters: ○ Particularly interested in ZK bridges (e.g. SuccintLabs, Dendreth, ZKCollective) ● Contracts for validating storage or event proofs, given a hash ● Alternate versions of GiriGiriBashi ○ Alternate aggregation or governance rules ● Build an end-to-end app on top of Hashi (Token, NFT, or Governance bridge)
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- 9. Encode x Gnosis Chain Hackathon 2023 Want To Find Out More? Documentation: Developers.GnosisChain.com Developer Resources: github.com/Gnosis-Builders/Resources Request for Projects: bit.ly/request-for-projects Developer Tools: Gnosis.Builders/developers Block Explorer: GnosisScan.io Become a validator: ValidateGnosis.com Find us on telegram, twitter, discord etc
- 10. Encode x Gnosis Chain Hackathon 2023 Thank you. @auryn_macmillan