Despite the promise of a multichain world, most blockchains remain isolated, making seamless value transfer between networks like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana a major challenge.
Zeus Network bridges Bitcoin and Solana, enabling BTC holders to participate in DeFi with zBTC tokens. Its plug-and-play system offers fast, decentralized, and secure transactions.
Apollo allows users to lock BTC and mint zBTC on Solana. Decentralized Guardians ensure secure custody, while slashing mechanisms deter malicious behavior.
Analog's Timechain protocol uses proof-of-time to validate event data, ensuring secure, cross-chain transactions without the need for bridges or vulnerable smart contracts.
Quant’s Overledger gateway unifies decentralized networks, enabling developers to create multi-chain MAPPs and mint multi-ledger tokens for versatile use cases like stablecoins and CBDCs.
While projects like Zeus, Analog, and Quant are solving liquidity fragmentation, issues like centralization (Quant) and technical complexity (Zeus) highlight the evolving nature of blockchain interoperability.