Darwinia Highlight April | Monthly Recap
Protocol Updates
1. Release the Darwinia2 network. GitHub
2. Enable dynamic fee over all Darwinia networks. GitHub
3. Add EVM tracing APIs. GitHub
4. Double Kusama MaxBridgedHeaderSize . GitHub
5. Fix BlockHashCount the Darwinia networks. GitHub
6. Update staking pallet module account. GitHub
7. Update max deposit items. GitHub
8. Update the collective motion duration. GitHub
Darwinia Ecological Applications and Infrastructure Updates
1. Darwinia2 has been successfully upgraded! Link
2. The integration of Darwinia2 with Subscan is now live! Users can leverage the block explorer to search, analyze, and visualize various types of blockchain data on Darwinia2. Link
3. Helix, an aggregator of strictly selected bridges, now supports the bridge between Darwinia2 and Crab2! Link
4. Darwinia and SnowSwap have partnered to launch a decentralized exchange (DEX) for Darwinia2. Link
5. Collaborate with the Darwinia Community DAO (DCDAO), a community self-organized workgroup (WG) dedicated to driving growth and development in the Darwinia community. Link
- Supports the migration of general accounts from Darwinia1 to Darwinia2. Link
- Supports the migration of multisig accounts from Darwinia1 to Darwinia2. Link
7. Staking Dapp
- Supports staking on the Darwinia2. Link
8. The NFT rewards for April’s Crab and Darwinia PLO have been distributed.
9. The Darwinia2 series of tutorials has been posted:
- How to migrate a general account from Darwinia1 to Darwinia2. Link
- How to migrate a multisig account from Darwinia1 to Darwinia2. Link
- How to stake and earn staking rewards on Darwinia2. Link
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Darwinia is a cross-chain messaging infrastructure, which provides a light client-based, programmable, universal cross-chain messaging network for decentralized applications. Now, we’ve successfully used Darwinia’s light-client cross-chain messaging protocol(LCMP) to bridge cross-chain messages between substrate-based chains, and even between substrate-based chains and EVM chains, meanwhile, Darwinia provides developers with an SDK, so they can easily integrate cross-chain capabilities into their Dapps. This will have profound implications for cross-chain interoperability, and Darwinia as a cross-chain messaging infrastructure will facilitate the building of a hybrid cross-chain network.
