Ethereum is gearing up for a multichain era, but keeping things trustless is key to its success. That's the core message from the recent announcement of the Trustless conference, a two-day event happening right alongside Devcon in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Scheduled for November 18-19, 2025, this conference is all about the future of Ethereum interoperability. If you're into blockchain tech or meme tokens, this could be a big deal—interoperability means smoother cross-chain interactions, which could make trading and launching meme coins across different Ethereum layers way easier and more secure.

The event kicks off on day one with trustless://eil, where they'll launch the Ethereum Interop Layer (EIL). This is a wallet-centric protocol designed for trust-minimized cross-rollup execution. In simple terms, EIL aims to let users interact across different Ethereum rollups (like layer-2 scaling solutions) without needing to trust third parties as much. For meme token enthusiasts, this could mean faster, cheaper swaps between chains, reducing the friction that often kills hype in volatile markets.

Day two shifts to trustless://interop.landscape, a collaborative discussion on cross-chain interoperability. They'll cover EIL, the Open Interoperability Framework (OIF), and other standards. It's a chance for developers, builders, and traders to hash out how these techs can unify the fragmented Ethereum ecosystem.

Hosted at trustlessconference.com, the conference is calling for speakers. If you've got insights on Ethereum's interop challenges or how they tie into meme token dynamics, apply here.

With meme tokens often thriving on Ethereum's layer-2 networks, advancements like EIL could supercharge liquidity and community engagement across chains. Stay tuned as this event approaches—it might just shape the next wave of blockchain innovation.