- Zeus Network validated the first Bitcoin transaction on Solana
- This allows Bitcoin to utilize the speed and availability of Solana’s infrastructure
- Zeus plans to expand integration as well as attract developers
Zeus Network announced that it had validated the first Bitcoin transaction on Solana, empowering Bitcoin’s use, which is especially important during its period of great growth.
More About Zeus Network and Bitcoin Integration
As you may know, Bitcoin and Solana are completely different networks, and use different proof-of-work protocols and a combination of proof-of-stake and proof-of-history respectively. Solana being created much later and using more efficient approaches and providing more features.
The Zeus Network helps Bitcoin get these and is a bridge that allows Bitcoin transactions to be tokenized and executed on Solana using two main components – the ZeusNode operator and the Zeus software library.
This in turn allows Bitcoin liquidity to be injected into the DeFi Solana ecosystem and Solana dApps, and Zeus’ plans don’t end there. Zeus Network plans to introduce 1% Bitcoin liquidity on Solana by mid-2025, as well as develop an integration for assets such as Litecoin, Dogecoin, and Kaspa.
Also, to attract Zeus developers to expand and improve the infrastructure, and make the Zeus software library open source in early 2025.
Conclusion
A good infrastructure development aimed at cross-chain interoperability, especially relevant for Bitcoin at a time of record growth.
Of course, this is not yet an indication of how much it will actually achieve its goals and attract developers and investors, but it’s worth a look and we’ll be watching.
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