Meet Smoot: An open-source framework to connect all blockchains. Wanchain teamed up with Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust to create something game-changing. Read all about it here: www.lfdecentralizedtrust.org/blog/meet-smoot-one-framework-to-connect-all-chains Smoot isn’t just a tech launch, it’s a major move for Wanchain. Here are the benefits: 👀 Visibility: Top blockchain teams + LFDT members get to experience Wanchain's state of the art cross-chain technology. 🤝 Opportunity: Companies will turn to us if they want to build cross-chain solutions. 🚀 Momentum: As Smoot popularity grows, it will be yet another driver for our brand in Web3. Because we're the main player behind it. Now, here's an awesome story for you. Did you know that Smoot was named after a human measuring stick? In 1958, MIT student Oliver R. Smoot was laid down over and over to measure the length of a bridge. The result? The Harvard Bridge is 364.4 Smoots ± 1 εar long. Funny, brilliant, unforgettable. That spirit now lives on in this new Smoot project. Just like the original Smoot connected point A to point B (literally), today’s Smoot connects blockchains. There are thousands of chains today, most isolated. Smoot helps them share data, send assets, and run logic across chains. Let’s look at what makes Smoot special. Smoot is: 🔹 Open source 🔹 Ethereum Enterprise Alliance compliant 🔹 Modular and flexible 🔹 Free from vendor lock-in 🔹 Built by Wanchain. 🔹 Now part of Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust. So what does it actually do? Think of Smoot like TCP/IP for blockchains. Just like this protocol runs the entire Internet, Smoot makes it easy for blockchains to connect: securely and reliably. From apps to enterprises, anyone can build on top of it. Let’s talk compatibility. Smoot works with: ✅ Public & private chains ✅ EVMs and non-EVMs ✅ Multisig, MPC, ZK tech Smoot supercharges cross-chain applications while freeing developers to focus on their users. Who’s behind this effort? 🧠 Smoot is maintained by core devs from Wanchain: Dr. Weijia Zhang and Temujin Louie 👨‍🎓 And in tribute to Oliver Smoot we have a person from MIT also contributing Let's wrap it up! Smoot is more than a code. It’s a symbol of community, collaboration and connection between all the blockchains. From a human measuring stick in 1958… To a cross-chain framework in 2025… Official Tweet

Meet Smoot: An open-source framework to connect all blockchains. Wanchain teamed up with Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust to create something game-changing. Read all about it here: www.lfdecentralizedtrust.org/blog/meet-smoot-one-framework-to-connect-all-chains Smoot isn’t just a tech launch, it’s a major move for Wanchain. Here are the benefits: 👀 Visibility: Top blockchain teams + LFDT members get to experience Wanchain's state of the art cross-chain technology. 🤝 Opportunity: Companies will turn to us if they want to build cross-chain solutions. 🚀 Momentum: As Smoot popularity grows, it will be yet another driver for our brand in Web3. Because we're the main player behind it. Now, here's an awesome story for you. Did you know that Smoot was named after a human measuring stick? In 1958, MIT student Oliver R. Smoot was laid down over and over to measure the length of a bridge. The result? The Harvard Bridge is 364.4 Smoots ± 1 εar long. Funny, brilliant, unforgettable. That spirit now lives on in this new Smoot project. Just like the original Smoot connected point A to point B (literally), today’s Smoot connects blockchains. There are thousands of chains today, most isolated. Smoot helps them share data, send assets, and run logic across chains. Let’s look at what makes Smoot special. Smoot is: 🔹 Open source 🔹 Ethereum Enterprise Alliance compliant 🔹 Modular and flexible 🔹 Free from vendor lock-in 🔹 Built by Wanchain. 🔹 Now part of Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust. So what does it actually do? Think of Smoot like TCP/IP for blockchains. Just like this protocol runs the entire Internet, Smoot makes it easy for blockchains to connect: securely and reliably. From apps to enterprises, anyone can build on top of it. Let’s talk compatibility. Smoot works with: ✅ Public & private chains ✅ EVMs and non-EVMs ✅ Multisig, MPC, ZK tech Smoot supercharges cross-chain applications while freeing developers to focus on their users. Who’s behind this effort? 🧠 Smoot is maintained by core devs from Wanchain: Dr. Weijia Zhang and Temujin Louie 👨‍🎓 And in tribute to Oliver Smoot we have a person from MIT also contributing Let's wrap it up! Smoot is more than a code. It’s a symbol of community, collaboration and connection between all the blockchains. From a human measuring stick in 1958… To a cross-chain framework in 2025… Official Tweet

Meet Smoot: An open-source framework to connect all blockchains. Wanchain teamed up with Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust to create something game-changing. Read all about it here: www.lfdecentralizedtrust.org/blog/meet-smoot-one-framework-to-connect-all-chains Smoot isn’t just a tech launch, it’s a major move for Wanchain. Here are the benefits: 👀 Visibility: Top blockchain teams + LFDT members get to experience Wanchain's state of the art cross-chain technology. 🤝 Opportunity: Companies will turn to us if they want to build cross-chain solutions. 🚀 Momentum: As Smoot popularity grows, it will be yet another driver for our brand in Web3. Because we're the main player behind it. Now, here's an awesome story for you. Did you know that Smoot was named after a human measuring stick? In 1958, MIT student Oliver R. Smoot was laid down over and over to measure the length of a bridge. The result? The Harvard Bridge is 364.4 Smoots ± 1 εar long. Funny, brilliant, unforgettable. That spirit now lives on in this new Smoot project. Just like the original Smoot connected point A to point B (literally), today’s Smoot connects blockchains. There are thousands of chains today, most isolated. Smoot helps them share data, send assets, and run logic across chains. Let’s look at what makes Smoot special. Smoot is: 🔹 Open source 🔹 Ethereum Enterprise Alliance compliant 🔹 Modular and flexible 🔹 Free from vendor lock-in 🔹 Built by Wanchain. 🔹 Now part of Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust. So what does it actually do? Think of Smoot like TCP/IP for blockchains. Just like this protocol runs the entire Internet, Smoot makes it easy for blockchains to connect: securely and reliably. From apps to enterprises, anyone can build on top of it. Let’s talk compatibility. Smoot works with: ✅ Public & private chains ✅ EVMs and non-EVMs ✅ Multisig, MPC, ZK tech Smoot supercharges cross-chain applications while freeing developers to focus on their users. Who’s behind this effort? 🧠 Smoot is maintained by core devs from Wanchain: Dr. Weijia Zhang and Temujin Louie 👨‍🎓 And in tribute to Oliver Smoot we have a person from MIT also contributing Let's wrap it up! Smoot is more than a code. It’s a symbol of community, collaboration and connection between all the blockchains. From a human measuring stick in 1958… To a cross-chain framework in 2025… Official Tweet

Meet Smoot: An open-source framework to connect all blockchains. Wanchain teamed up with Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust to create something game-changing. Read all about it here: www.lfdecentralizedtrust.org/blog/meet-smoot-one-framework-to-connect-all-chains Smoot isn’t just a tech launch, it’s a major move for Wanchain. Here are the benefits: 👀 Visibility: Top blockchain teams + LFDT members get to experience Wanchain's state of the art cross-chain technology. 🤝 Opportunity: Companies will turn to us if they want to build cross-chain solutions. 🚀 Momentum: As Smoot popularity grows, it will be yet another driver for our brand in Web3. Because we're the main player behind it. Now, here's an awesome story for you. Did you know that Smoot was named after a human measuring stick? In 1958, MIT student Oliver R. Smoot was laid down over and over to measure the length of a bridge. The result? The Harvard Bridge is 364.4 Smoots ± 1 εar long. Funny, brilliant, unforgettable. That spirit now lives on in this new Smoot project. Just like the original Smoot connected point A to point B (literally), today’s Smoot connects blockchains. There are thousands of chains today, most isolated. Smoot helps them share data, send assets, and run logic across chains. Let’s look at what makes Smoot special. Smoot is: 🔹 Open source 🔹 Ethereum Enterprise Alliance compliant 🔹 Modular and flexible 🔹 Free from vendor lock-in 🔹 Built by Wanchain. 🔹 Now part of Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust. So what does it actually do? Think of Smoot like TCP/IP for blockchains. Just like this protocol runs the entire Internet, Smoot makes it easy for blockchains to connect: securely and reliably. From apps to enterprises, anyone can build on top of it. Let’s talk compatibility. Smoot works with: ✅ Public & private chains ✅ EVMs and non-EVMs ✅ Multisig, MPC, ZK tech Smoot supercharges cross-chain applications while freeing developers to focus on their users. Who’s behind this effort? 🧠 Smoot is maintained by core devs from Wanchain: Dr. Weijia Zhang and Temujin Louie 👨‍🎓 And in tribute to Oliver Smoot we have a person from MIT also contributing Let's wrap it up! Smoot is more than a code. It’s a symbol of community, collaboration and connection between all the blockchains. From a human measuring stick in 1958… To a cross-chain framework in 2025… Official Tweet

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We are excited to share that Secret Network and Fetch.ai, a founding member of the ASI Alliance, have partnered to revolutionize privacy in blockchain-based AI. Built on a shared Cosmos SDK foundation, this integration enables seamless interoperability between Fetch.ai’s autonomous agent ecosystem and Secret Network’s confidential computing technology. This collaboration addresses the critical need for secure AI in sensitive domains like healthcare, finance, and law. By combining computational power with built-in privacy, the partnership empowers AI agents to operate securely while selectively disclosing data when needed, unlocking scalable, compliant AI applications across industries. With Secret VM technology, the ability to verify AI and application code is built in, unlocking another powerful milestone for decentralized AI systems: cryptographic verifiability. Check out the full details in the article 👇

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AI in DeFi seems powerful, but without benchmarks, it’s difficult to track real progress. Kava breaks down the current state of AI performance in blockchain, explains why latency, resource use, and reliability matter, and highlights real-world examples such as Chainlink VRF and IBM Watson. 📊 Read more:

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AI in DeFi seems powerful, but without benchmarks, it’s difficult to track real progress. Kava breaks down the current state of AI performance in blockchain, explains why latency, resource use, and reliability matter, and highlights real-world examples such as Chainlink VRF and IBM Watson. 📊 Read more:

www.kava.io