We added a new OutLayer example that lets you pull any value out of Ethereum with a proof it's genuine, so any chain can build on real Ethereum state instead of an RPC's word. Point it at any Ethereum contract and you get the value back with a proof that it's really part of Ethereum's state at that block, checked all the way to the state root. Prices, token balances, ownership, governance results, all the same code, just a different storage slot. That's an oracle, a cross-chain app, or any DeFi service where a wrong number is a loss, built on evidence instead of "some RPC said so." How it works: it reads the value with its Merkle proof and re-derives every hash inside an Intel TDX enclave until the chain meets the block's state root. Several independent RPCs have to return a byte-identical header first, or it fails loudly and names who disagreed. Last week we shipped the signed side of this with our price oracle, where an in-enclave key signs the payload and any chain that can verify the signature consumes it. Combine the two and you have verified Ethereum state, signed by the code that checked it, ready for your chain. And the whole flow runs through OutLayer end to end. A contract approves the exact code on-chain, that code runs offchain in the enclave doing the heavy proof-checking a contract can't afford to do itself, and hands back a verified value. On-chain approval, offchain proof, no single trusted party in between. A setup you can't really get any other way. Trust-minimized, not trustless: it proves the value arrived unaltered, not that it's correct.