最新报道：Coinbase Payments has joined the Open Intents Framework to help standardize and simplify cross-chain asset transfers between Ethereum and its Layer 2 network. Coinbase Payments has joined the Open Intents Framework (OIF) as a core contributor, collaborating with dozens of Layer 2 teams to develop open standards for secure, permissionless cross-chain asset transfers. Through OIF, developers and projects on Ethereum can leverage OIF's modular components, such as solvers, smart contracts, and UI templates, to quickly build and deploy intent-based applications without having to create infrastructure from scratch. For users, this means assets and data can move seamlessly between different Ethereum networks and Layer 2 solutions. They can simply express an "intention," such as swapping tokens across chains, and a specialized agent called a solver will automatically execute the transaction. "This framework is a key step towards mainstream applications like e-commerce, where cross-chain payments can be as seamless as today's web experience while benefiting from the security of the Ethereum network," Coinbase stated in a post on X. Launched by the Ethereum Foundation in February, OIF aims to unify the Ethereum Layer 2 ecosystem. It builds on standards like ERC-7683, which define how intents are created, executed, and settled, enabling fast and seamless cross-chain operations between Ethereum and its Layer 2 networks. Coinbase is the latest member of the initiative, which has grown to include over 30 contributors, including major Layer 2 solutions like Arbitrum, Optimism, zkSync, and Scroll, as well as cross-chain protocols like LI.FI. Other participants, including Wonderland, Taiko, and Across Protocol, have integrated OIF modules to streamline cross-chain asset transfers and experiment with new order types, such as cross-chain Dutch auctions.