MOST mainnet is coming to Aleph Zero
MOST mainnet is coming to Aleph Zero a layer 1 that enables teams to deploy scalable, secure, low-cost, and ZK privacy-enhanced products across multiple verticals—from DeFi and gaming to enterprise.
MOST–the bridge between Aleph Zero and Ethereum–goes live on the Mainnet on May 21st, 2024!
The MOST is expected to facilitate the growth of decentralized finance (DeFi) applications on Aleph Zero by allowing the inflow of liquidity via wrapped assets to the network. Designed with user-friendliness in mind, the bridge makes for a simple and convenient way to move assets between Aleph Zero WASM and Ethereum in both directions.
The official launch is imminent, with only a few final touches remaining after completing the bulk of the work:
- Testing the security.
- Verifying Aleph Zero Sync handling.
- UX/UI testing.
- Testing integrations.
- Addressing improvements suggested by Hats Finance and Kudelski Security audits.
Performance testing for the final segment of the Aleph Zero and Ethereum bridge
As Aleph Zero prepares for launch, next week signals the finalization of performance upgrades for the bridge’s core components: relayer and smart contracts. Additionally, Aleph Zero will conduct non-functional deployment and update procedure tests with the guardians, along with infrastructure optimization. These measures are crucial for ensuring seamless and secure operations post-launch, including effective recovery procedures.
Why Choose Aleph Zero?
Aleph Zero has been created to help overcome the challenges associated with blockchain network’s security, scalability, decentralization, privacy, as well as user and developer experience.
Aleph Zero guarantees instant finality and efficient scaling for both consensus protocol and smart contracts platform, enabling it to accommodate a large user base and future on-chain use cases.
The Aleph Zero leads with a custom DAG algorithm, ensuring efficiency and decentralization. It excels in value transfer and smart contract extensibility, maintaining fast validation times irrespective of transaction volume.
