UXLINK launches social growth chain UXLINK ONE Chain, test network is now open for developer applications
ChainCatcher News, UXLINK has announced on the official X platform the launch of its first Web3 native social chain focused on growth, UXLINK ONE Chain. The test network is now online for developers to apply for use.
UXLINK ONE is an important part of the Social Growth Layer, built on top of Optimistic Rollup. It inherits its scalability and efficiency while introducing unique innovative solutions: comprehensive social account abstraction and a native cross-chain framework.
The mission of UXLINK is to connect Web2 users with the infinite possibilities of Web3, seamlessly fitting this transformative concept. UXLINK ONE aims to eliminate these barriers by providing a unified access point, enabling cross-chain interoperability and allowing dApps to run seamlessly across multiple blockchain ecosystems.
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