Snapshot Proposal for Soneium Chain Bridging Routes Passes

🌉 Bridge to Where?

By Across
Jan 27, 2025, 6:39 PM
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The community has approved the Snapshot proposal to support Soneium Chain Bridging Routes through Across Protocol.​ The proposal, which opened on January 7th, successfully concluded on January 14th after a week of voting.​

  • ACX token holders participated in determining the future of cross-chain interoperability
  • Proposal focused on expanding bridging infrastructure to include Soneium chain
  • Implementation will enable new bridging routes through Across Protocol

This marks a significant step in expanding cross-chain connectivity for the protocol.​

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