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| Etherlink<!--TX--> is a fast, non-custodial execution layer enshrined in the Tezos protocol, which settles back to the Tezos consensus layer (Tezos Layer 1) for security. | ||
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| Since kernel upgrade 7, Etherlink<!--TX--> exposes a **single blockchain** that is **addressable through two interfaces**: an **EVM interface** (available since early 2024 under the name "Etherlink") and a new **Michelson interface** (previously called Tezlink). |
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| Since kernel upgrade 7, Etherlink<!--TX--> exposes a **single blockchain** that is **addressable through two interfaces**: an **EVM interface** (available since early 2024 under the name "Etherlink") and a new **Michelson interface** (previously called Tezlink). | |
| Etherlink<!--TX--> exposes a **single blockchain** that is **addressable through two interfaces**: an **EVM interface** and a **Michelson interface**. |
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Sure, we can just say what Etherlink is now, but in order to explain to current users why there are so many changes, isn't it useful to say that the whole changes are brought in this upgrade? So people can distinguish the Etherlink-before and the Etherlink-now.
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Maybe makes more sense in the new minimal-changes version, take a look.
| Etherlink<!--TX--> is a fast, non-custodial execution layer enshrined in the Tezos protocol, which settles back to the Tezos consensus layer (Tezos Layer 1) for security. | ||
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| Since kernel upgrade 7, Etherlink<!--TX--> exposes a **single blockchain** that is **addressable through two interfaces**: an **EVM interface** (available since early 2024 under the name "Etherlink") and a new **Michelson interface** (previously called Tezlink). | ||
| In that, kernel upgrade 7 constituted an important milestone in the Tezos X roadmap, securing the way to the near-term Tezos X launch. |
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| In that, kernel upgrade 7 constituted an important milestone in the Tezos X roadmap, securing the way to the near-term Tezos X launch. |
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François (I cannot find his tag here) suggested to mention this as a milestone, check with him, I'm open to any suggestions.
| Since kernel upgrade 7, Etherlink<!--TX--> exposes a **single blockchain** that is **addressable through two interfaces**: an **EVM interface** (available since early 2024 under the name "Etherlink") and a new **Michelson interface** (previously called Tezlink). | ||
| In that, kernel upgrade 7 constituted an important milestone in the Tezos X roadmap, securing the way to the near-term Tezos X launch. | ||
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| To enable the seamless integration of the two ecosystems in this single blockchain, Etherlink<!--TX--> provides **Native Atomic Composability** (sometimes shortened as NAC): smart contracts in one interface can call contracts in the other within a single atomic transaction. From an economical perspective, the interface used to interact with the chain doesn't matter, it becomes only a technical detail. |
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Why “economical perspective”?
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François's phrasing, open to change, but check with him. I understand it as: the two worlds share the same native token. (this is explicit in the next sentence)
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I think this is changing the index of the doc too much tbh and i'm not sure to understand why.
You should have changed the first paragraph to generalize it and be done with it IMO.
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I can minimize the changes WRT the old version, just mentioning the dual interface and the NAC here, and leaving the details for the other pages in this Overview section. It depends if we want to emphasize continuity (via minimal changes) or the new features. I'm open to both, maybe anybody else has an opinion?
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Check the last commit "minimize changes to the landing page"
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| For current and historical status information for Etherlink{/* TX */}, see https://status.etherlink.com. | ||
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| This page contains information for connecting to the public Etherlink{/* TX */} networks via the Michelson interface. |
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Sure. Fixed, thanks
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Co-authored-by: Thomas Letan <lthms@nomadic-labs.com>
Co-authored-by: Thomas Letan <lthms@nomadic-labs.com>
Co-authored-by: Thomas Letan <lthms@nomadic-labs.com>
Co-authored-by: Thomas Letan <lthms@nomadic-labs.com>
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Import the doc prepared in the Tezos X repo into the current repo to keep the exact same old Etherlink style.