Particle Network launches modular layer 1 particle chains in an avalanche, allowing for seamless cross-chain transactions with second sub finality.
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- Particle Network launches modular layer-1 blockchain, particle chain in an avalanche.
- By fixing avalanche settlements and coordination, the particle chain gains second finality, high reliability of facility assets, and scalable infrastructure.
Particle Networks (PARTI) launches a particle chain, a modular layer-1 blockchain designed to coordinate and reconcile transactions across multiple blockchains in an avalanche.
Previously, universal accounts for particle networks relied on the chains underlying settlements that had varying speed and reliability. By fixing the settlement in the avalanche, the particle chain ensures the finality and proven stability of the second sub in a high value environment.
“By combining Avalanche’s high performance with Particle’s user experience-oriented technology, assets issued in the chain will be instantly available across Web3, providing seamless payments and interactions between users and builders.
Source: blog.particle.network
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Particle network journey to avalanche launches
Before it was launched in Avalanche, Particle Network built the foundation for a cross-chain solution through a series of intentional steps. The company first developed the modular Layer-1 blockchain using Cosmos SDK and CometBFT. The blockchain supports three core features: Universal Account, Universal Gas and Universal Liquidity.
Last May, Particle Network released a public testnet, allowing users to create universal accounts and explore cross-chain capabilities. At the same time, the company has formed partnerships with the blockchain ecosystem, including Berachain, Arbitrum and Zksync, expanding interoperability and preparing chain abstraction technology for wider adoption. According to the company’s website, the Particle Network currently supports over 80 chains and over 5,000 Dapps.
Particle Network’s mainnet was first published in the third quarter of last year, marking the first full rollout of Universal Accounts on the mainnet, Universal Liquidity and Universal Gas.
Additionally, the company launched its first chain compensation application (UniversAlx) on Mainnet last December. This DAPP was the first real-world implementation that allowed chain-independent transactions using universal accounts.
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