LayerOnEth isn’t getting enough hype as it should. Please I’d love y’all to check it out. Do you know that @LayerOnEth , is building something called WAVS which means Web Assembly Verifiable Services? Let me explain. 👀 WAVS lets developers run complex logic off-chain while still proving the results on chain. It’s built on EigenLayer, meaning it inherits restaked Ethereum security through Actively Validated Services (AVSs). Developers write their code in Rust (with more languages coming soon), compile it to WebAssembly (WASM), and run it at near-native speed. It’s safe, portable, and easy to integrate with existing apps. Launching a service takes just three steps: ▫️Choose a trigger like an on-chain event, an off-chain signal, or a timer. ▫️Write the core logic. ▫️ Connect a smart contract that uses the results. You can deploy across EVM, SVM, Move, and Cosmos, and even move services between chains while keeping EigenLayer security. Some early use cases include prediction markets, price oracles, and DeAI bots that send Telegram updates using consensus-verified LLM outputs. Developers can also build custom aggregators that handle timing, retries, and error checks automatically. The system is fully open source, with audits by Hashlock, and it’s already live on Base and Optimism. Lay3rLabs recently rolled out programmable aggregators, multichain demos, and WASM-to-WAVS explainers to help developers build faster. Shoutout to @JakeHartnell , @samcassatt , and the team at Lay3rLabs for pushing the limits of verifiable computing and making it accessible to everyone. I hope they see this and leave a reply.🥹