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IBC Eureka is LIVE! → Transfers faster than Ethereum finality → Send from Ethereum for as low as $1 → 1-click experience that supports your favorite wallet Starting with Ethereum, Cosmos Hub ⚛️, Babylon, Cosmos chains, and soon, IBC everywhere🧵

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Cosmos - The Interchain ⚛️1 year ago

2/ IBC Eureka delivers 1-click transfers that are super affordable and unbelievably easy. Transfer Bitcoin LSTs and other EVM assets throughout Cosmos ⬇️ 👉

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Cosmos - The Interchain ⚛️1 year ago

3/ IBC Eureka enables the new era of multichain applications. It makes user and asset onboarding from Ethereum and Cosmos seamless, as users can transfer assets with just 1 click. The Cosmos Hub @cosmoshub will become a home for these apps.

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Cosmos - The Interchain ⚛️1 year ago

4/ There are two ways for chains to connect to IBC Eureka: 1. Via a single connection to the Cosmos Hub, acting as a coordination layer and transaction router. 2. Peer-to-peer to directly connect to other chains.

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Cosmos - The Interchain ⚛️1 year ago

5/ Routing through the Hub lets builders focus on building: - Day 1 access without needing to upgrade your IBC-enabled chain - Instant access to new routes - Much lower cross-chain infrastructure costs. Get in touch to start integrating Eureka:

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Cosmos - The Interchain ⚛️1 year ago

6/ Best-of-the-best Early Adopters Leading Bitcoin staking protocol provider @babylonlabs_io has integrated IBC Eureka for user onboarding to its Babylon Genesis Blockchain. BTC LST asset issuers @lombard_finance, @solvprotocol, @pumpbtcxyz, @LorenzoProtocol, @Babypiexyz_io, @ether_fi, and @kinzafinance have made their assets available for transfer over IBC Eureka from Ethereum to Babylon and Cosmos. DeFi platforms @tower, @satlayer, and @elys_network support assets sent via IBC Eureka for trading, restaking, and more. Projects adding IBC Eureka to their interoperability suite in the near future include: @dYdX @injective @MANTRA_Chain @thezkcloud @sedaprotocol

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Cosmos - The Interchain ⚛️1 year ago

7/ The first new connection at launch is between Ethereum and Cosmos - and this is just the beginning. IBC Eureka brings IBC everywhere. Welcome to the post-interop era.

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Volatility Shares2 years ago

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Elys Network1 year ago

@cosmoshub @babylonlabs_io IBC everywhere 🫡

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Cosmos - The Interchain ⚛️1 year ago

@cosmoshub @babylonlabs_io I₿C Everywhere

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Zoltan⚛️1 year ago

@cosmoshub @babylonlabs_io $Atom fuels your connection to anywhere! ⚛️

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Cosmos - The Interchain ⚛️1 year ago

@cosmoshub @babylonlabs_io everywhere

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