ElkNet
ElkNet is a cross-chain infrastructure framework that makes dApps and tokens seamlessly accessible from any blockchain.
What is ElkNet?
ElkNet is a blockchain abstraction infrastructure framework for cross-chain value transfers and interoperability. The ElkNet SDK enables developers to build secure bridges and cross-chain dApps on top of ElkNet's infrastructure, moving assets between blockchains securely and efficiently. ElkNet offers several products including a cross-chain bridge, Bridging-as-a-Service for protocols to create self-managed bridges, and Farming-as-a-Service for projects to deploy their own liquidity farms. The platform also features a cross-chain utility token ($ELK) and a Uniswap v2 AMM DEX with 0.3% trading fees distributed to liquidity providers. ElkNet's novel reservoir system eliminates fragmentation and token availability limitations, making tokens deployed on ElkNet immediately native on all supported chains.
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