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Introduction
Existing solutions
Blockchain, cross-chain, and multi-chain
Every blockchain is an isolated island
Cross-chain
Multi-chain
I/O primitives
MEP
Overview of MEP 
A new approach to multi-chain message transmission
System design of MEP
General design
Description of each module
The economic model
Community shared governance
Security of MEP
Multi-chain dApps
MEP Orderbook
MEP Automated Exchange
MEP Wallet
MEP ERC20 Contracts
Conclusion 
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Blockchain, cross-chain, and multi-chain

In a cross-blockchain transaction, we assume that the transaction result can be a value transfer or the execution of a contract, and that: 

• Underlying networks are secure with a concept of transaction finality within a finite time, after which the transactions cannot be rolled back. 

• We loosely use “value” as a generic term to represent the cryptographic object that the blockchain carries. 

• Security aspects such as double spending and 51 

• We do not consider the semantics of data and exchange rate between two different tokens.

Updated 27 May 2022
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