NEAR Developers Will Develop Web3 With Pocket Network

The NEAR developers will develop Web3 applications with the help of Pocket Network, the relay infrastructure middleware protocol so let’s read more today in our latest blockchain news.

According to Pocket Network, the Near developers will develop web3 applications on other blockchains like Solana, Polygon, Ethereum, and more. Pocket Network announced a service integration to improve the network bandwidth with the help of NEAR Blockchain while enabling faster deployment times for the Web3 developers. As per the reports, the latest integration with NEAR allows native developers to deploy their apps on other blockchains like Fuse, Avalanche, Polygon, Ethereum, and Harmony. In addition. By having integrations with blockchains, the NEAR developers can overcome concerns about the single points of failure because of the bottlenecks or other service issues.

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Pocket network will accomplish 100% uptime for projects via a globally distributed network of over 47,000 full nodes whcih service Web3 applications on 46 blockchains. Pocket Network will bring revenue generation opportunities for full-node operators and will offer paments in the in-house token Pocket Network for servicing the traffic across the network. With the latest integration autonomously allocating bandwidth and relays, the NEAR ecosystem will witness reduced friction when connecting decentralized applications via Pocket Portal which is on top of the network protocol. Speaking on the development, Cameron Dennis the head of the ecosystem at NEAR foundation stated:

“I’m thrilled NEAR developers will now have the opportunity to choose between Pocket Network’s decentralized network of RPC endpoints and other centralized solutions.”

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— Ryan Wyatt (@Fwiz) May 15, 2022

In an attempt to revive TErra’s fallen developer community, plenty of other blockchains like Fantom, and Polygon offered a helping hand in assisting them to migrate services to other chains. As per Polygon Studios CEO Ryan Wyatt, the Polygon community is ready to welcome the communities and developers of the projects. Fantom also extended support to the community by promising to assist projects or developers who desire to move away from the blockchain.

As recently reported, The Kenya-based blockchain community Snakore partnered with NEAR Foundation to launch a hub that aims to develop talent within the region and build projects that aim to improve the local ecosystem. Sankore supports many projects like the blockchain-based insurance program Kilimo Shwari which helps farmers deal with natural disasters apart from this, the company supports Ledja which is another project that focuses on combating fraudulent documentation.