Formalization and security analysis of the Bridgeless protocol

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Autori principali: Alpos, Orestis, Fomenko, Oleg, Karakostas, Dimitris, Kurbatov, Oleksandr, Sabelnikov, Andrey
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Pubblicazione: 2025
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author Alpos, Orestis
Fomenko, Oleg
Karakostas, Dimitris
Kurbatov, Oleksandr
Sabelnikov, Andrey
author_facet Alpos, Orestis
Fomenko, Oleg
Karakostas, Dimitris
Kurbatov, Oleksandr
Sabelnikov, Andrey
contents This paper formalizes the proves the security of the Bridgeless protocol, a protocol able to bridge tokens between various chains. The Bridgeless protocol is run by a set of validators, responsible for verifying deposit transactions on the source chain and generating the corresponding withdrawals on the target chain. The protocol is designed to be chain-agnostic and the validators interact with each supported chain via a chain client. It currently supports EVM-compatible chains, the Zano, and the Bitcoin chains. The paper formalizes all involved subprotocols and describes the conditions under which the protocol maintains safety and liveness.
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spellingShingle Formalization and security analysis of the Bridgeless protocol
Alpos, Orestis
Fomenko, Oleg
Karakostas, Dimitris
Kurbatov, Oleksandr
Sabelnikov, Andrey
Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing
This paper formalizes the proves the security of the Bridgeless protocol, a protocol able to bridge tokens between various chains. The Bridgeless protocol is run by a set of validators, responsible for verifying deposit transactions on the source chain and generating the corresponding withdrawals on the target chain. The protocol is designed to be chain-agnostic and the validators interact with each supported chain via a chain client. It currently supports EVM-compatible chains, the Zano, and the Bitcoin chains. The paper formalizes all involved subprotocols and describes the conditions under which the protocol maintains safety and liveness.
title Formalization and security analysis of the Bridgeless protocol
topic Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.19730