Telepathy
  • Introduction
  • Why Telepathy?
  • Getting Started
  • Build with Telepathy
    • Cross-Chain Messaging
      • Example: Cross-Chain Counter
      • Example: Cross-Chain Messaging Demo
      • Unit Testing
    • Ethereum Data Oracle
      • Example: Cross-Chain Airdrop
      • Example: Cross-Chain ENS Resolution
    • Ethereum Consensus Oracle
      • Example: Validator Balance Data
  • Telepathy Protocol
    • Overview
    • Sync Committee Protocol
    • Proof of Consensus
    • Smart Contracts
    • Off-chain Actors
    • Circuits
    • Guardrails
  • Resources
    • Telepathy Explorer
    • Contract Addresses
    • Brand Assets
  • Demo
  • Explorer
  • Github
  • Website
  • Discord
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Introduction

Ethereum, everywhere. A decentralized and secure zkSNARK interoperability protocol.

NextWhy Telepathy?

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Telepathy is a protocol built by that enables interoperability without compromise. Using Telepathy, developers can send messages from Ethereum to any other chain with the security of Ethereum's light client protocol. For the first time, developers no longer need to trust centralized actors or permissioned multisigs when passing information from Ethereum to other chains.

Overview

Telepathy's core innovation is a zkSNARK circuit that verifies Ethereum validator signatures, allowing for a gas-efficient light client to run as a smart contract on any EVM chain. This core primitive allows developers to use Telepathy in a few different ways:

  • Send messages from Ethereum to any EVM chain: Cross-Chain Messaging

  • Request arbitrary Ethereum data from any EVM chain: Ethereum Data Oracle

  • Access Ethereum consensus data in the execution layer: Ethereum Consensus Oracle

How Telepathy Works

Check out the Telepathy Protocol section for a detailed overview of how the Ethereum light client protocol works and the inner workings of Telepathy.

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