Interop

Motherboard introduces a modular framework that unbundles relayers, verifiers, and RPCs to give developers total control over cost and security on a per-transaction basis. This new architecture commoditises distribution and eliminates vendor lock-in, finally allowing apps to scale permissionlessly to any chain without asking for permission.

We trace the evolution of cross-chain communication from the telegraph era of rent-seeking monopolies to the inevitable future of open connectivity. The next phase of Web3 demands a neutral and non-discriminatory system similar to TCP/IP, where no single provider owns the infrastructure.

True interoperability remains unsolved as long as infrastructure providers set the rules for builders and leave the vast majority of chains disconnected. We must break the current mental model of closed systems and flip the power dynamics so value generators take full control of their own distribution.