Zeus Network is an infrastructure protocol designed to connect Solana with the rest of the blockchain ecosystem, enabling cross-chain communication and liquidity sharing through a novel implementation called Aphrodite. Built as a layer between Solana and Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)-compatible chains, Zeus Network focuses on fast, trust-minimized interoperability. Its flagship use case is wrapped Solana (solW), a tokenized representation of SOL that allows users to bring SOL into other ecosystems like Ethereum, Arbitrum, and more. Launched in 2024, Zeus Network leverages a permissionless oracle network that validates state changes between chains without relying on centralized bridges. Unlike traditional cross-chain systems that often depend on custodians or multisig wallets, Zeus uses decentralized verification and message-passing to secure the process of asset bridging and contract communication. This approach minimizes risk, increases transparency, and brings true composability to dApps across ecosystems. The native token, ZEUS, plays multiple roles in the network: it is used to pay fees, secure the network through staking, and participate in governance. Developers can integrate Zeus into their applications via the Aphrodite SDK, which simplifies the creation of cross-chain functionalities using Solana as a liquidity and execution hub. By bridging Solana's high throughput and low fees with the broader EVM world, Zeus Network aims to eliminate fragmentation in the blockchain space and create a unified layer of liquidity and communication for decentralized applications.