Axelar launches Mobius Development Stack for cross-chain interoperability

Axelar introduced the Mobius Development Stack, a technology designed to make it easier to build decentralized applications across different blockchains.

The company’s new infrastructure, described in an article published on Blockworks on October 3, allows developers to connect various blockchain networks, including Solana (SOL), Stellar (XLM), and XRP Ledger (XRP), without the need for bridges (usually software tools). Connect blockchains. This infrastructure will streamline developers’ processes and improve cross-chain functionality.

Cross-chain linking made simple

MDS integrates with the popular OpenZeppelin libraries that developers use to create secure smart contracts and supports both on-chain and off-chain resources.

Off-chain resources may include AI or zk co-processors that perform tasks outside of the blockchain but interact with it.

One of the key features of Axelar’s new offering is the Interchain Amplifier. Secured by Axelar’s native token AXL (AXL) or other assets such as Ether (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC), Amplifier ensures that cross-chain connections remain secure.

Another feature, the Interchain Token Service, supports the creation and movement of native cross-chain tokens. This could allow developers to tokenize real-world assets or enable new use cases for liquidity and fractional ownership.

Simply put, Axelar’s stack helps developers build applications that run across multiple blockchain platforms, eliminating the need to rely on single chains or inefficient methods of connecting them together.

This technology is part of a broader trend in Web3 to improve the experience of developers and end users by providing more seamless infrastructure solutions.