👉 The "divided IOR" (Interoperable Oriented Resource) refers to a technical standard in blockchain and distributed ledger technology that enables different blockchains or systems to communicate and share data seamlessly. It involves creating a layer of interoperability that allows IORs (Interoperable Orphans), which are tokens or assets that can be transferred across various blockchains, to maintain their integrity and value while being recognized and utilized on multiple platforms. This is achieved through protocols like cross-chain bridges, sidechains, or atomic swaps, which facilitate secure and efficient transfers without the need for intermediaries, thereby enhancing the flexibility and utility of digital assets across different ecosystems.
