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About
The problem it solves Most cross-chain applications still rely on relayers, bridges, or oracle networks to tell one chain what happened on another. **Anyware** removes that trust assumption. Using [**EIP-4788**](https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-4788) beacon roots, it allows EVM networks to verify recent Ethereum state directly onchain through cryptographic proofs instead of externally signed messages. **The demo use case is exploring trustless lending:** 1. a user locks ETH on Ethereum Sepolia 2. a proof of that vault state is generated 3. Base Sepolia verifies the proof onchain 4. demo USDC is issued without trusting a bridge or relayer **The same primitive can power:** cross-chain lending | governance verification | proof-of-reserves | attestations | generalized Ethereum state reads
How it's made
Challenges we ran into A major hurdle was proving that an execution payload header truly belonged to a beacon block trusted through [**EIP-4788**](https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-4788), while also resolving the correct destination-chain beacon-root timestamp window. **We solved this by building a prover pipeline that:** 1. scans beacon blocks 2. matches execution payloads 3. constructs SSZ inclusion proofs 4. resolves the correct EIP-4788 anchor timestamp for onchain verification