Ethereum infrastructure Delegate and cross-chain interoperability protocol LayerZero jointly launched the multi-chain domain name service Clusters. Clusters aims to solve problems such as address fragmentation, complex wallet management, and domain name grabbing. Clusters will support EVM networks, Solana, and Bitcoin to ensure that users maintain the same identity across multiple chains and simplify user interaction with DApps. Clusters uses LayerZero as its messaging layer, cross-chain movement operation, and state change protocol.

According to official sources, GrapeCoin has announced that its native token GAPE has been deployed on the Ethereum blockchain with the support of the Layer Zero interoperability protocol. Users can now purchase, exchange, and trade on the Ethereum chain. It is reported that GrapeCoin is a cross-media NFT project supported by Animoca Brands, which will launch games, animation series, merchandise, and a series of authorizations starting in May 2023.

According to Dune data, the number of interaction addresses of the cross-chain communication protocol LayerZero has exceeded 3.76 million, and the number of independent users is now 3,767,102. Among them, the number of addresses that have completed only one transaction is 840,000, accounting for 22% of the total participating addresses.

According to Dune data, the number of interaction addresses for cross-chain communication protocol LayerZero has exceeded 3.73 million, with a total of 373 million. Among them, the number of addresses that have completed only one transaction is 820,000, accounting for 22% of the total number of participating addresses.

Mozaic, a yield strategy supported by LayerZero, has announced receiving funding from the Arbitrum Foundation. This grant will be specifically used for auditing costs and incentive measures for the upcoming Theseus Vault, which is planned to be launched to a group of exclusive testers next week, and then opened to a wider audience. Mozaic is an AI-optimized yield and liquidity strategy supported by LayerZero.

On December 8th, LayerZero Labs tweeted that they have always had the ability to use native tokens in their protocol. Over the past few months, they have heard discussions from the community about this and now officially announce the launch of the LayerZero token, which is expected to be realized in the first half of 2024.

LayerZero has announced the launch of modular blockchain Caldera, bringing full-chain interoperability to Caldera rollups. LayerZero will now support full-chain message transmission between different Caldera rollups, allowing use cases to aggregate and compound throughout the entire ecosystem.

LayerZero has announced the launch of the Public Goods Network (PGN). PGN is a layer 2 blockchain built on the OP stack, which is dedicated to creating funds for public goods through sorter fee allocation. Applications integrated with LayerZero can now add PGN as a supported network. Builders on PGN can extend their applications to over 40 blockchains with LayerZero endpoints.

According to an official announcement on November 23, LayerZero, a cross-chain interoperability protocol, has been launched on Astar Substrate. Developers can now enable full-chain functionality between Astar and over 40 other chains with LayerZero endpoints.

According to official sources, LayerZero has been launched on the Frame test network. Developers can use LayerZero to send cross-chain messages and bridge NFTs to Frame using the ONFT standard. LayerZero's ONFT standard allows developers to create NFTs that can bridge multiple chains.