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In this episode, João, our Lead Developer Advocate at Cartesi, sits down with Nader Dabit, Director of Developer Advocacy at EigenLayer, to explore how developers can tap into Ethereum’s staked capital and decentralized validators. We’ll also reflect on our experience during the recently concluded Experiment Week, where builders explored Cartesi Coprocessor in collaboration with EigenLayer.
EigenLayer provides developers with access to the Ethereum staked capital base and decentralized validator set. Access to this trust network can make previously impossible mechanism designs possible.
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