The blockchain ecosystem is expanding rapidly, with numerous blockchains and decentralized applications (DApps) operating within it. However, the lack of interoperability between these blockchains poses challenges for businesses and users, hindering adoption and creating uncertainties. Additionally, the complexity of developing interoperable applications and the shortage of experienced developers in the space further exacerbate the problem.
To address these issues, Dojima, a cross-chain platform, offers a universal omnichain layer that allows different blockchains to interact seamlessly. It supports both Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) chains and non-EVM chains like Bitcoin, creating a hub where proof-of-work and proof-of-stake chains can coexist.
Dojima simplifies the development and deployment of cross-chain applications by pooling assets and data from various chains. It provides a developer dashboard called the Magic Dashboard, which includes templates for building Ethereum-based ERC-20 tokens, nonfungible tokens (NFTs), and a deposit manager. These templates significantly reduce the time required to develop omnichain applications, making it accessible even to less tech-savvy developers.
The platform also offers a Functionality-as-a-Service (FaaS) model, which provides an omnichain API service for interacting with integrated chains. It assists ecosystem participants with tasks such as creating accounts, signing transactions, and setting gas rates. To facilitate navigation through connected chains, Dojima has developed an omnichain explorer, similar to traditional blockchain scanners, allowing users to access and track transactions on the network.
In addition to these features, Dojima incorporates a cryptocurrency wallet that enables cross-chain interactions. Users can store, send, receive, and swap tokens across different chains, including popular blockchains like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. The platform is also creating secondary marketplaces for cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and derivatives to attract users from connected blockchains.
Dojima has made significant progress in its development, activating its testnet in late 2022 and launching its stagenet, the alpha version of its mainnet. The project has attracted attention through hackathons, where developers created a metaverse in less than a day, allowing users to purchase NFTs using Dojima’s native tokens through a VR headset. The team plans to launch its native token in the third quarter, aiming to establish Dojima Network as the go-to cross-chain platform for connecting diverse blockchain networks.
Dojima envisions a future where its solution becomes the standard for blockchain interoperability. By creating a marketplace for diverse blockchains, offering powerful tools, and simplifying the development process, the platform aims to be the cornerstone of the Web3 evolution.