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The Worldcoin Foundation has launched a preliminary version of the World Chain

Forklog / 09.07.2024 / 15:57
The Worldcoin Foundation has launched a preliminary version of the World Chain

On the eve of the launch of the World Chain mainnet, the Worldcoin Foundation presented a version of the L2 solution for developers. This is what The Block writes about.

Devnet allows a limited number of participants to study, test and leave feedback before the launch of the main network this summer.

Among the options is the ability to configure deployment settings before migrating over 10 million Worldcoin users from OP Mainnet. 

According to the team, the management of the publicly available open source World Chain will be handled by its community. It is expected that the L2 solution will become one of the components of the so-called Superchain.

Currently, the World Chain is supported by Alchemy, Safe and Elliptic.

According to a press release, in the coming weeks, the Worldcoin Foundation will announce the expansion of its network of partners, including additional node providers, analytical companies, wallet infrastructure providers, blockchain observers and cross-chain solutions.

According to the non-profit organization, the share of the project in the total number of transactions in OP Mainnet increased to 50%, and at peak times exceeded 80%.

According to the forecasts of the Worldcoin Foundation, the World Chain will be able to handle about twice the volume of TPS than the OP Mainnet before the download begins to affect the fee market. 

Recall that in July, the Tools for Humanity company behind Worldcoin hired four high-ranking ex-employees of Apple, Google, Meta, Tesla and X.

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