Update explainer.mdx #1275
Update explainer.mdx #1275
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request modifies the documentation for the OP Stack's interoperability explainer, focusing on refining the description of interoperability benefits. The changes primarily involve rephrasing and expanding the explanation of asset movement across chains. The updated text provides a more detailed description of how ETH and ERC-20 tokens can move securely between chains through native minting and burning processes. A new benefit has been added that highlights the ability of applications to compose with data existing on other chains, thereby enhancing the overall interoperability capabilities. The structural integrity of the document remains unchanged, with the modifications aimed at providing a clearer and more comprehensive understanding of the OP Stack's interoperability features. Possibly related PRs
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26-26: Improve sentence structure and punctuation.The current text combines two distinct points into a single sentence using a period. For better readability and adherence to documentation guidelines, consider using a semicolon or splitting into separate list items.
-* ETH and ERC-20 tokens to move securely between chains via native minting and burning. Asset interoperability solves the issues of liquidity fragmentation and poor user experiences caused by asset wrapping or liquidity pools. +* ETH and ERC-20 tokens to move securely between chains via native minting and burning; this asset interoperability solves the issues of liquidity fragmentation and poor user experiences caused by asset wrapping or liquidity pools.
27-27: Enhance clarity of the cross-chain data composition benefit.The current statement is too concise and might benefit from additional context about the practical implications of cross-chain data composition.
-* Apps to compose with data that exist on other chains. +* Apps to compose with data that exists on other chains, enabling cross-chain functionality without intermediary bridges or external oracles.
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