Enso Network launches mainnet and makes ENSO available on Ethereum and BNB
- Enso Mainnet Launched on Ethereum and BNB Networks
- Unified interoperability for multiple blockchains
- ENSO Token Available on Ethereum and BNB
Enso Network, backed by Polychain Capital, has officially activated its mainnet and launched the ENSO token on the Ethereum and BNB blockchains. The formal announcement states that the interoperability platform aims to provide "a single access point to the ever-growing constellation of blockchains and protocols."
In the description released by the team,
“Enso has positioned itself as the connective tissue that binds together over a thousand blockchain frameworks, giving developers the ability to read and write to any chain and smart contract through a single, standardized interface.”
This proposal highlights Enso's focus on simplifying cross-chain development and reducing the complexity of cross-chain integration.
The network hopes to prevent projects from wasting time and money adapting multiple platforms to different environments. The figures presented include more than 145 projects relying on the Enso ecosystem and $17 billion settled on-chain through its structure. The ecosystem also boasts an active community of around 23.000 developers, compared to estimates of 47 million in conventional software development.
Enso founder Connor Howe stated that:
“We’re watching brilliant teams spend their lives on integration gymnastics instead of building the neobanks, stablecoins, and AI applications that will define the next decade.”
This positioning reinforces the ambition to shift some of the heavy technical focus to more efficient abstraction layers.
In addition to Polychain, Enso's other backers include Multicoin Capital and Cyberfund, which support the mission of building a connectivity-focused crypto infrastructure. The launch phase also includes the opening of features such as staking and airdrop distribution to network participants.
With the mainnet live and the ENSO token circulating on major networks, Enso takes an important step toward expanding its presence in the cryptocurrency market. The clear intention is to position its protocol as a standard access layer for new projects, facilitating interoperability between blockchains with greater agility and efficiency.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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