Create Cross Chain Tokens with CCT Standard
summary
Chainlink shows how CCIP and the CCT standard move real tokens and messages across chains using three off‑chain roles (committers, risk managers, executors) to verify and execute transfers, and supports both lock/unlock or mint/burn flows depending on asset custody. The Token Manager GUI deploys cross‑chain tokens, creates token pools, grants ownership, and enforces rate limits per pool. Chainlink Local (Hardhat/Foundry/Remix) enables local prototyping so transfers and integrations can be tested without mainnet gas or faucets.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:35Speaker Introduction & Resources
- 1:14What are Oracles?
- 2:21Chainlink Services Overview
- 3:55Chainlink Functions & Automation
- 5:20CCIP & CCT Overview
- 6:47Blockchain Interoperability Explained
- 8:33Cross-Chain Token Workflow
- 9:39Token Pools: Lock/Unlock vs Mint/Burn
- 10:08CCIP Security Architecture
- 11:01Deploying Cross-Chain Tokens with Token Manager
- 12:05Token Pools & Rate Limits
- 12:47Testnets & Chainlink Local
- 14:49Developer Resources & Documentation
- 15:43Q&A: Chainlink Functions vs CCIP
- 17:12Q&A: Supported Networks & Token Manager
- 18:33Q&A: Bridging Tokens & DeFi Integration
- 19:07Q&A: Security, Trust, and Costs
- 20:30Closing Remarks & Support
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