"Eclipse is uniquely positioned to bridge Ethereum and Solana ecosystems," Eclipse CEO Vijay Chetty said in a statement. "This platform empowers developers to scale their applications without forcing them to choose between two leading blockchain networks."
The SVM architecture allows Solana-native developers to write (or port over) decentralized applications (dApps) that could run faster and cost less than Ethereum-native apps.
Users across Solana and Ethereum could benefit from this so-called modular setup: dApps on Eclipse can easily interoperate with native Solana apps, meaning the network can help connect liquidity from both ecosystems.
According to the Eclipse Foundation, the Eclipse mainnet has already onboarded a number of projects, including DeFi platform Orca and consumer-focused Save and Nucleus. Altogether, the network will host more than 60 decentralized applications in finance, gaming and digital services.
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