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Cross-Chain Technology: Eight Misconceptions

Cross-Chain Technology: Eight Misconceptions

SprinterSprinter is a suite of tools for developers building multi-chain consumer applications that want to give the best experience for their end user. An end-to-end toolkit that provides chain abstraction, bridging, and cross chain contract call, all out of the box.” Cross-chain technology is an essential aspect of blockchain development

A Complete Guide to Polkadot Bridges

A Complete Guide to Polkadot Bridges

📢Important Update: Sygma has evolved into Sprinter, shifting from traditional bridging to solvers and intent-centric infrastructure. While these posts reference Sygma, the core mission has expanded—Sprinter now focuses on optimizing cross-chain execution through solver-driven and intent-centric tools. As a network that allows arbitrary data—not just tokens—to be

Sygma to Integrate With Palm Network

We’re excited to announce a collaboration between Sygma and the Palm Foundation designed to enhance the developer experience in the Palm Ecosystem.

The Future of Software is Community-Driven

The Future of Software is Community-Driven

Faced with the challenge of making open-source software development financially sustainable, we looked to different licensing models for support. During our experiments with commercial licenses such as BSL, we realized this wasn't a real solution.

Cross-chain Use-Cases: Deposit From Anywhere

Cross-chain Use-Cases: Deposit From Anywhere

Sygma is designed to make adding cross-chain functionality to your application a minimal-effort task. In this sense, possibilities include bridging directly from a wallet, integrating directly into any EVM or Substrate-based dApp, marketing NFTs seamlessly on any chain, and much more.

On The Road to Trustless Interoperability

On The Road to Trustless Interoperability

📢Important Update: Sygma has evolved into Sprinter, shifting from traditional bridging to solvers and intent-centric infrastructure. While these posts reference Sygma, the core mission has expanded—Sprinter now focuses on optimizing cross-chain execution through solver-driven and intent-centric tools. People often casually use the word trustless. It lines up with the

Exploring the Integration of Zipline

Exploring the Integration of Zipline

Inspired by the work on ZK bridges by Succinct Labs, the fault-proof code from Optimism Cannon, and the Eth2 light client code from Snowbridge, the team’s goal was to build a trustless block header relay for Capser-based chains to EVM-based chains (like Avalanche and Polygon).