BlockLingo

This image illustrates a cross-chain transfer protocol system, focusing on the user experience and the underlying technical process. At the top, we see a user interface represented by a wallet. The wallet shows the source (ETH) and destination (Layer 0 OTP) for a transfer. This represents the user's intent to move assets from one blockchain (Ethereum) to another (a Layer 0 protocol).

The lower section of the image depicts the internal workings of the transfer system. The central component is labeled "Main AI ORCHESTRATOR," which appears to be the core logic coordinating the entire process. Connected to this main orchestrator is a "Translator" module. This translator interacts with multiple blockchain networks: ETH (Ethereum), EURC (possibly a fictional or newer blockchain), EURC (another blockchain or network), and Layer 0 OTP (the destination chain from the user's perspective). The translator's role seems to be facilitating communication and transaction formatting between these different blockchain protocols.

The flow suggests that when a user initiates a transfer, the main orchestrator processes the request, then utilizes the translator to interact with the necessary blockchains. This likely involves creating and verifying transactions on the source chain (ETH in this case), translating the asset or data into a format compatible with the destination chain, and then finalizing the transfer on the Layer 0 OTP network. The bottom of the image states "Source reaches final destination," indicating the successful completion of the cross-chain transfer.

This system appears designed to abstract away the complexity of cross-chain interactions from the user, providing a seamless experience for transferring assets between different blockchain networks, while handling the intricate details of protocol translation and transaction orchestration behind the scenes.

The frontend is built in react, Coinbase SDK Wallet connect, Tailwind CSS. The backend is comprised of integrations between Metamask, Layer 0, Morph, and Solidity Smart Contracts. Layer 0 was a great benefit to the project as it helped us use hardhat and contracts to simplify our workflow.