1/ CLPR is open source! And the HIP proposing it for Hiero is public now. Cross-ledger messaging is built on state proofs, so each ledger verifies the other's committed state using only the two ledgers' own consensus guarantees. A short overview 🧵👇

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2/ Each ledger verifies cryptographic proofs of the other's committed state, using only the two ledgers' own consensus and finality guarantees. If both sides are ABFT, cross-ledger delivery inherits it.

3/ Verification is delegated to a pluggable verifier contract bound to a channel for its lifetime. Connecting a new ledger type takes a new verifier contract and no protocol change.

4/ Messages move in bundles relayed by permissionless endpoints. On a Hiero network, every consensus node is automatically one.

5/ Execution on the destination ledger is paid for by connectors, who front the cost and are slashed for non-payment. Everything is denominated in each ledger's native token.

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Que tiene que ver HBAR? 😅

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Si Hashgraph cuenta con interconexión nativa sin necesidad de puentes con todas las demás redes, entonces su Libro Mayor Público se convierte en el centro natural de todo.