Recently, some partnership news has attracted attention in the cryptocurrency market. Especially developments for cryptocurrencies such as MATIC, XRP, Shiba Inu are on the radar of users. Here’s what happened most recently…
MATIC and these coins announce new collaborations
Shiba Inu and Palette Token, now on BitFlyer
Firstly, BitFlyer, one of the largest local cryptocurrency exchanges in Japan, announced that it will soon begin listing two new tokens, Shiba Inu (SHIB) and Palette Token (PLT). The announcement came on March 29 and marks the first time that these tokens will be available for trading on the exchange. Shiba Inu is a big meme coin. Palette Token is a utility token designed for use on the Palette Blockchain platform.
BitFlyer’s decision to add these tokens to its exchange reflects the growing demand for alternative cryptocurrencies among Japanese investors. The exchange already supports a number of other tokens, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin.
MATIC and Wakweli become partners
On the other hand, Wakweli, a Web3 infrastructure protocol specializing in issuing certificates of authenticity for NFTs, has officially partnered with the Polygon Blockchain platform. This collaboration ensures compatibility between all crypto assets in Polygon and Wakweli’s certification system. NFT project owners on the chain can now request a certificate of authenticity for each asset. Developers will also have access to advanced use cases, such as automatic certificate requests or retrieval of more detailed certificate data during minting, through Wakweli’s platform and API. In addition, the project aims to support developers and project owners while working with MATIC for a safer ecosystem.
Connext Network and Linea integrated
Layer 2 interoperability protocol Connext Network announced its integration with Linea via its social media account. With the integration, testnet integration is now online. Connext’s modular architecture allows the protocol to connect directly to Linea’s native Ethereum bridge, so Connext can provide the same level of security while open to interoperability. Linea’s mechanism design provides higher transaction speeds and lower gas costs without sacrificing security.
Conflux enters into partnership with construction firm
XCMG, the world’s third largest manufacturer of construction equipment, announced that it has partnered with Conflux (CFX), the L1 Blockchain that powers decentralized applications (dApps) and web3 infrastructure. With the deal, Conflux becomes the official NFT partner of XCMG. The company’s future web3 and Blockchain-based use cases became the channel of choice. According to XCMG, the choice of CFX as a partner was due to the scalable ecosystem of Blockchain. cryptocoin.com As we reported, Conflux is also the only public blockchain in China that is reported to comply with all of China’s strict regulations.
NULS collaborates with DWF Labs
NULS, a blockchain infrastructure provider, has announced a strategic partnership with DWF Labs, a global crypto digital asset market producer and multi-stage web3 investment firm. The partnership aims to foster the growth of NULS ecosystem projects and provide reliable products and services to the community. NULS has recently launched the ENULS Blockchain network, which is fully compatible with EVM and will enable developers to easily create projects within the NULS ecosystem. With the partnership, DWF Labs will support the growth of the project and facilitate the development of efficient and affordable Blockchain-based solutions.
Volt Inu and OKX partnership drew attention
DEX platform Volt Inu has announced an important partnership with OKX, one of the largest exchanges in the crypto industry. Volt Inu’s Twitter announcement revealed that two companies will be teaming up to leverage their respective Web3 capabilities. As part of their collaboration, Volt Inu and OKX have announced their first steps by integrating Voltichange with the OKX Wallet Extension. This integration is a significant improvement for both platforms and allows for cross-platform compatibility and seamless trading.
Ripple and Algorand sponsored Blockchain summit
Finally, Ripple and the Algorand Foundation stated that they will be sponsors of the Carnegie Mellon University Blockchain Summit, which will be held in May 2023. The aim of the summit is to provide comprehensive information about the future and development of Blockchain technology. Carnegie Mellon CyLab, CMU’s cybersecurity and privacy research center, recently announced the development via its official Twitter account.
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