Foresight News reported that Everclear, a cross-chain settlement protocol, announced the launch of its mainnet, ending its six-month test. Everclear said it will also introduce support for Solana, as well as the Intent Protocol (a system that allows users to automate transactions) and an intent-based cross-chain to simplify the exchange of assets between blockchains. Everclear (formerly Connext) is a blockchain interoperability protocol that aims to solve the problem of cryptocurrency fragmentation. Originally launched in 2017 under the name Connext, it is backed by Pantera, Polychain, Consensys, and the Ethereum Foundation, among others. Last year, as the “strategic transformation” progressed, it underwent a rebranding with the launch of the Arbitrum Orbit-based Rollup chain for intent-based bridging. The network acts as a back-end liquidity hub, simplifying cross-chain transaction settlement by matching opposite transaction “intents.”
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Everclear Mainnet launched, will support Solana
Foresight News reported that Everclear, a cross-chain settlement protocol, announced the launch of its mainnet, ending its six-month test. Everclear said it will also introduce support for Solana, as well as the Intent Protocol (a system that allows users to automate transactions) and an intent-based cross-chain to simplify the exchange of assets between blockchains. Everclear (formerly Connext) is a blockchain interoperability protocol that aims to solve the problem of cryptocurrency fragmentation. Originally launched in 2017 under the name Connext, it is backed by Pantera, Polychain, Consensys, and the Ethereum Foundation, among others. Last year, as the “strategic transformation” progressed, it underwent a rebranding with the launch of the Arbitrum Orbit-based Rollup chain for intent-based bridging. The network acts as a back-end liquidity hub, simplifying cross-chain transaction settlement by matching opposite transaction “intents.”