Side Protocol Integrates with Injective to Unlock Mesh Liquidity Networks

Side Protocol Integrates with Injective to Unlock Mesh Liquidity Networks

Cosmos-based Layer1 blockchain Injective announced that Side Protocol, an infrastructure for mesh liquidity, has integrated with Injective to introduce a novel cross-chain atomic asset exchange to the ecosystem. The integration will use IBC Protocol as the communication layer to facilitate cross-chain messages, enabling users to exchange assets between the two blockchains  directly, eliminating the need for lock-and-mint bridge mechanisms.

The integration is currently live on the Injective testnet, enabling a seamless mesh liquidity network.

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