Blockchain developers using the TON stack can now deploy tokens from over 100 networks through LayerZero’s infrastructure, marking a significant advancement in blockchain interoperability.

LayerZero and TON: A Partnership for Cross-Chain Token Deployment

LayerZero, a cross-chain bridge protocol, has partnered with The Open Network (TON) to enable the deployment of tokens from multiple networks onto the TON blockchain. This integration will initially support 12 networks, including Ethereum, Solana, and TRON, with plans to expand to over 100 networks in the future.

With this partnership, TON ecosystem users can transfer assets like Tether’s stablecoin and other tokens directly to the TON blockchain via Stargate, a swap protocol. This development is expected to enhance the capabilities of blockchain developers, enabling them to build decentralized applications for a global audience.

“By connecting TON to a wide variety of other chains, developers now have all the tools they need to build decentralized applications for a truly global audience.”

Max Pertsovskiy, Chief Operating Officer at TON Foundation, emphasizes the significance of this partnership in expanding the reach of TON developers.

Simplifying Development on the TON Network

To further support developers, LayerZero has launched FunC++, a new tool designed to simplify development on the TON network. This tool is intended to make it easier for blockchain developers to work with TON’s programming language and build cross-chain applications. As the TON network was originally written in C++, FunC++ is expected to streamline the development process.

Tips for Blockchain Developers:

  • Take advantage of LayerZero’s infrastructure to deploy tokens from multiple networks onto the TON blockchain.
  • Utilize FunC++ to simplify development on the TON network and build cross-chain applications.
  • Explore the possibilities of building decentralized applications for a global audience using the TON ecosystem.

This partnership comes as the crypto community has voiced concerns over Telegram’s decision to make TON the exclusive blockchain for its mini apps. The move has sparked criticism, with some arguing that Telegram is restricting access to other networks.

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