Rangers Protocol Cooperates with UniArts & Provides Cross-Chain Services
The blockchain infrastructure Rangers Protocol has reached cooperation with the multi-network NFT ecosystem UniArts. Rangers Protocol will provide cross-chain services for UniArts’ NFT.
Rangers Protocol is a virtual world’s blockchain infrastructure that provides a comprehensive vertical solution. In addition to supporting the development of NFT and complex applications, its cross-chain bridge tool Rangers Connector is also one of the currently leading cross-chain solutions. Rangers Connector uses a consensus mechanism based on VRF+TSS to ensure cross-chain stability and asset security. The entire cross-chain process can completely transmit the data and status of the NFT.
UniArts is a multi-network NFT ecosystem, which provides services such as working on-chain, community voting, and DAO governance. For example, artists can offer online services to their works on UniArts, and allow community users to vote on NFT works uploaded to the blockchain. The pieces that have been voted will receive corresponding rewards and have the opportunity to conduct offline curation.
Rangers Protocol will provide UniArts with cross-chain services through Rangers Connector. The NFT pieces of the platform will be directly displayed on other platforms or ecosystems through cross-chain while keeping all the data of the NFT intact. NFT creations after cross-chain will accept more voteable types of tokens.
About Rangers Protocol
Rangers Protocol is a future virtual world blockchain infrastructure, fully compatible with Ethereum, professionally supports NFT and complex applications, and integrates and expands cross-chain, NFT, EVM, and distributed network protocols.
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About UniArts
UniArts is a multi-network NFT ecosystem. Its main network is developed based on Substrate and supports NFT infrastructure based on EVM smart contracts. It also provides community voting incentives, DAO curation, and art funding to realize the democratization of art better.
