Interop 2027 proposals are officially open → Which web platform features need better cross-browser compatibility next year? Submit your ideas before September 23rd. Also be sure to like and comment on submitted ideas.

Blockchain Interoperability has stood the test of time for almost a decade! 8 years since our launch, crosschain tech has become an ever-growing staple in the Web3 space. We believe this narrative can be among the few that can see mass adoption if packaged correctly. Soon.

True interoperability unlocks borderless innovation. The Yellow SDK leverages a natively chain-agnostic Layer-3 network to seamlessly unite ecosystems. We are giving developers the foundation to build once, deploy everywhere, and tap into deep, unfragmented liquidity.

What if cross-chain interoperability didn't require moving assets between chains? 🔒 In our latest CertiK Spotlight episode, @MidnightNtwrk shares how its NIGHT Mode approach enables native assets to remain on their original chains while unlocking privacy and new transaction capabilities on Midnight. Fewer risk vectors. More possibilities for privacy and security. Watch the highlight ↓

Always-on finance needs interoperable infrastructure. This Sunday, Payward Services joins Citadel Securities, @AlpacaHQ and @SolanaFndn to bring industry leaders together for a special event in Las Vegas, ahead of @Money2020.

Visa made fiat interoperable. @zerohashx is doing it for onchain money.⁣ ⁣ @e_woodford, CEO, @zerohashx on where Zerohash sits with @cuysheffield, Head of Crypto @Visa said: ⁣ ⁣ "Zerohash is a more narrow part of that interoperability stack, which is effectively the interoperability of occhain money."⁣ ⁣ USDC to USDT, cross-chain, stablecoin to a tokenized BlackRock fund - everything abstracted away. ⁣ ⁣ 🎙 Listen to the latest episode on Tokenizedpod(dot)com

Arc x @chainlink: Data and Interoperability for Financial Applications Join @samconnerone and @thedavedev on August 27 at 10 AM ET for a builder-focused session on data and interoperability for financial applications on Arc: → Reliable market data for pricing, risk, and settlement → Crosschain connectivity for multichain applications → Data Streams, Data Feeds, and CCIP → Practical resources for builders getting started on Arc

Circle Current Session Recap: Why Banks Need Interoperability to Make Going Onchain Pay Off For banks, going onchain is only valuable if the new rails connect beyond a single chain, asset, or counterparty network. Without interoperability, the industry risks recreating the same fragmentation it set out to solve. → Chain and asset choices shape which markets a bank can serve → Stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and tokenized funds will likely coexist → Connective infrastructure needs trust, reach, and neutrality → Interoperability should sit alongside cost, security, and compliance in every onchain decision