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Planned Universal Blockchain Integration

Zzyra’s planned chain-agnostic architecture will enable seamless operation across multiple blockchain networks without requiring users or developers to understand the underlying complexities of each chain. This unified approach will eliminate vendor lock-in and enable workflows that span multiple ecosystems.
Current Status: Basic Web3 integration with focus on Sei Network Vision: Write once, run anywhere - workflows adaptable across any supported blockchain

Architecture Overview

Planned Core Principles

1. Unified Interface (Development Roadmap)

All blockchain interactions will go through a standardized interface:
interface IBlockchainProvider {
  // Network Information
  getChainId(): Promise<number>;
  getNetworkName(): string;
  getNativeCurrency(): CurrencyInfo;

  // Account Operations
  getBalance(address: string, tokenAddress?: string): Promise<BigNumber>;
  getTransactionCount(address: string): Promise<number>;

  // Transaction Operations
  sendTransaction(transaction: Transaction): Promise<TransactionResponse>;
  waitForTransaction(hash: string): Promise<TransactionReceipt>;
  estimateGas(transaction: Transaction): Promise<BigNumber>;

  // Contract Interactions
  callContract(
    address: string,
    abi: any[],
    method: string,
    params: any[]
  ): Promise<any>;

  // Event Monitoring
  subscribeToEvents(
    address: string,
    eventName: string,
    callback: EventCallback
  ): Promise<EventSubscription>;
}

2. Network Configuration (Planned)

Chain-specific configurations will be abstracted away:
const ethereumConfig: ChainConfig = {
  chainId: 1,
  name: 'Ethereum Mainnet',
  rpcUrl: 'https://mainnet.infura.io/v3/...',
  blockExplorer: 'https://etherscan.io',
  nativeCurrency: {
    name: 'Ether',
    symbol: 'ETH',
    decimals: 18
  },
  gasSettings: {
    gasLimit: 21000,
    maxFeePerGas: 30000000000,
    maxPriorityFeePerGas: 2000000000
  }
};

3. Protocol Abstraction

Common DeFi operations work across different protocols:
interface IDEXAdapter {
  getName(): string;
  getSupportedChains(): number[];

  // Unified trading interface
  getPrice(tokenA: string, tokenB: string): Promise<Price>;
  executeSwap(
    tokenA: string,
    tokenB: string,
    amount: string,
    slippage: number
  ): Promise<SwapResult>;

  // Liquidity operations
  addLiquidity(
    tokenA: string,
    tokenB: string,
    amountA: string,
    amountB: string
  ): Promise<LiquidityResult>;
}

// Implementation examples
class UniswapV3Adapter implements IDEXAdapter {
  supportedChains = [1, 137, 42161]; // Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum
  // Implementation...
}

class SushiSwapAdapter implements IDEXAdapter {
  supportedChains = [1, 137, 56]; // Ethereum, Polygon, BSC
  // Implementation...
}

Multi-Chain Workflow Execution

Cross-Chain State Management

Workflows can maintain state across multiple chains:
class CrossChainWorkflowState {
  private chainStates: Map<number, ChainState> = new Map();

  async getBalance(chainId: number, address: string): Promise<string> {
    const provider = this.getProvider(chainId);
    return await provider.getBalance(address);
  }

  async executeAcrossChains(
    operations: CrossChainOperation[]
  ): Promise<ExecutionResult[]> {
    const results: ExecutionResult[] = [];

    for (const operation of operations) {
      const provider = this.getProvider(operation.chainId);
      const result = await provider.executeOperation(operation);
      results.push(result);

      // Update state for dependent operations
      await this.updateChainState(operation.chainId, result);
    }

    return results;
  }
}

Bridge Integration

Seamless asset transfers between chains:
Direct integration with official bridges like Polygon PoS Bridge, Arbitrum Bridge, and Optimism Gateway
Support for popular bridges like Hop Protocol, Synapse, and Multichain for broader connectivity
AI-powered selection of optimal bridge routes based on cost, speed, and security
Automatic detection and recovery mechanisms for failed bridge transactions

Protocol-Specific Optimizations

While maintaining chain-agnostic interfaces, Zzyra optimizes for each network’s unique characteristics:

Gas Optimization Strategies

Ethereum

  • EIP-1559 Optimization: Dynamic gas fee adjustment - Gas Token Utilization: CHI token for gas savings - Batch Operations: Multicall for reduced gas costs - MEV Protection: Flashbots integration for secure transactions

Polygon

  • Fast Confirmations: Leverage 2-second block times - Low Gas Costs: Optimize for high-frequency operations - Native Bridge: Direct MATIC bridge integration - Checkpoint Monitoring: Track checkpoint submissions

Arbitrum

  • L2 Gas Model: Optimize for Arbitrum’s unique gas calculation - Batch Submission: Leverage batch transaction efficiency - Sequencer Monitoring: Track sequencer health and delays - L1/L2 Coordination: Manage cross-layer operations

Solana

  • Program Accounts: Efficient account management - Parallel Processing: Leverage Solana’s parallel execution - Rent Optimization: Minimize account rent costs - Priority Fees: Dynamic fee adjustment for faster processing

Block Implementation

Chain-Agnostic Block Example

@Block({
  name: "Token Transfer",
  description: "Transfer tokens on any supported blockchain",
  category: "Web3 Operations",
  supportedChains: ["ethereum", "polygon", "arbitrum", "bsc"],
})
export class TokenTransferBlock {
  @BlockConfig()
  config: {
    chainId: number;
    tokenAddress: string;
    recipientAddress: string;
    amount: string;
  };

  async execute(): Promise<TransferResult> {
    // Get chain-specific provider
    const provider = this.getChainProvider(this.config.chainId);

    // Execute transfer using unified interface
    const transaction = await provider.transferToken({
      token: this.config.tokenAddress,
      to: this.config.recipientAddress,
      amount: this.config.amount,
    });

    // Wait for confirmation with chain-specific parameters
    const receipt = await provider.waitForTransaction(
      transaction.hash,
      this.getConfirmationRequirement(this.config.chainId)
    );

    return {
      transactionHash: receipt.transactionHash,
      blockNumber: receipt.blockNumber,
      gasUsed: receipt.gasUsed.toString(),
      chainId: this.config.chainId,
    };
  }

  // Chain-specific confirmation requirements
  private getConfirmationRequirement(chainId: number): number {
    const requirements = {
      1: 12, // Ethereum - 12 confirmations
      137: 3, // Polygon - 3 confirmations
      42161: 1, // Arbitrum - 1 confirmation
      56: 5, // BSC - 5 confirmations
    };
    return requirements[chainId] || 1;
  }
}

Multi-Chain Workflow Example

// Example: Cross-chain arbitrage workflow
const crossChainArbitrage = {
  name: "Cross-Chain Arbitrage",
  description: "Buy low on one chain, sell high on another",

  steps: [
    {
      blockType: "PriceMonitor",
      config: {
        tokenPair: "USDC/ETH",
        chains: [1, 137], // Ethereum and Polygon
        threshold: 0.5, // 0.5% price difference
      },
    },
    {
      blockType: "ConditionalExecution",
      config: {
        condition: "priceSpread > threshold",
      },
    },
    {
      blockType: "TokenSwap",
      config: {
        chainId: "{{ lowerPriceChain }}",
        fromToken: "USDC",
        toToken: "ETH",
        amount: "1000",
      },
    },
    {
      blockType: "BridgeTransfer",
      config: {
        fromChain: "{{ lowerPriceChain }}",
        toChain: "{{ higherPriceChain }}",
        token: "ETH",
        amount: "{{ swapResult.outputAmount }}",
      },
    },
    {
      blockType: "TokenSwap",
      config: {
        chainId: "{{ higherPriceChain }}",
        fromToken: "ETH",
        toToken: "USDC",
        amount: "{{ bridgeResult.outputAmount }}",
      },
    },
  ],
};

Future Chain Support

Zzyra’s architecture is designed for easy addition of new blockchain networks:

Integration Framework

1

Provider Implementation

Implement the IBlockchainProvider interface for the new chain
2

Configuration Setup

Add chain configuration with RPC endpoints, gas settings, and network parameters
3

Testing Suite

Run comprehensive tests against testnet and mainnet
4

Block Updates

Update existing blocks to support the new chain where applicable
5

Documentation

Add chain-specific documentation and examples

Roadmap for New Chains

Avalanche

Status: In Development ETA: Q2 2024 Features: Subnet support, native AVAX operations

Cosmos

Status: Planned ETA: Q3 2024 Features: IBC protocol, multi-chain staking

Polkadot

Status: Research ETA: Q4 2024 Features: Parachain integration, cross-chain messaging

Best Practices

When to Use Chain-Agnostic Features

Managing assets across multiple chains with unified strategies and reporting
Taking advantage of price differences between chains for the same assets
Spreading protocol risk across multiple blockchain ecosystems
Moving operations to lower-cost chains when network congestion is high

Chain-Specific Considerations

While Zzyra provides chain-agnostic interfaces, always consider: - Finality differences: Ethereum needs more confirmations than Polygon - Gas models: EIP-1559 vs. legacy gas pricing - Block times: Faster chains enable different strategies - Bridge risks: Cross-chain transfers have additional security considerations

Getting Started

Ready to build chain-agnostic workflows?
Chain-agnostic architecture is one of Zzyra’s key differentiators, enabling workflows that adapt to changing market conditions and network performance across the entire blockchain ecosystem.