EAS3
EAS3 stands for Event Attestation Service, third version. It might sound like a big word, but it's not. EAS3 helps people check if an event has really happened or not.
Let's imagine you have a toy car, and you want to make sure it hasn't been broken while you were at school. Your parents could use EAS3 to check if the toy car has been moved or touched. Basically, EAS3 tells you if something has changed from the way it was before.
But how does EAS3 do that? It has something called "attestation" that works as proof. In our example of the toy car, EAS3 would attest that the car hasn't been touched by someone else and provide proof that it still looks the same.
EAS3 is like your mom and dad checking on your toys while you're not around. They want to make sure everything is still there and nothing has changed. That's what EAS3 does for events, to give you the assurance that everything is secure.
Let's imagine you have a toy car, and you want to make sure it hasn't been broken while you were at school. Your parents could use EAS3 to check if the toy car has been moved or touched. Basically, EAS3 tells you if something has changed from the way it was before.
But how does EAS3 do that? It has something called "attestation" that works as proof. In our example of the toy car, EAS3 would attest that the car hasn't been touched by someone else and provide proof that it still looks the same.
EAS3 is like your mom and dad checking on your toys while you're not around. They want to make sure everything is still there and nothing has changed. That's what EAS3 does for events, to give you the assurance that everything is secure.