tl;dr
- ChainPort proudly adds Step Network as its 20th supported blockchain, enhancing its ecosystem with an Avalanche-derived, EVM-compatible blockchain.
- Developed by the creators of Step App, Step Network focuses on three core goals: Lifestyle, Wellness/Fitness, and Consumption.
- Tokens available for bridging to Step Network post-integration include FITFI and RJV.
- The collaboration between Step Network and ChainPort facilitates accessibility, interoperability, and growth for users and projects on both networks
Take a Step in the Right Direction with Step Network
ChainPort is proud to announce the integration of Step Network as the 20th-supported blockchain in its ecosystem. Step Network, an EVM-compatible blockchain derived from Avalanche's code, brings a blend of speed, affordability, and efficiency to the ChainPort platform.
Developed by the creators of Step App, a pioneering fitness finance app, Step Network aligns with its parent's commitment to wellness and lifestyle. The Step Ecosystem revolves around three core goals: Lifestyle, Wellness/Fitness, and Consumption. This approach caters to brands, developers, and corporations, offering a fertile ground for NFT infrastructure, an integrated metaverse, and composable intellectual property.
Following the integration, the following tokens will be available for bridging to Step Network: FITFI, and RJV.
Step Network's integration into ChainPort opens up exciting possibilities for users and projects on both networks. The collaboration provides a bridge between the vibrant Step Ecosystem and the expansive ChainPort network, fostering accessibility, interoperability, and growth for all participants.
As ChainPort continues to expand its supported blockchains, the addition of Step Network exemplifies its dedication to embracing innovative, EVM-compatible chains. These chains contribute to the diversity and richness of the decentralized Web3 landscape.
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