Owlto is a Cross-Rollup module developed based on the Ethereum L2 Rollup, providing a low-cost, secure, and fast asset transfer solution. It supports asset transfers between networks such as Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, StarkNet, zkSync, and Polygon, allowing users to freely transfer assets between different networks.
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Matrix (@Matrix__Chain) announced a partnership with Owlto Finance, which Matrix described as an intent-centric interoperability protocol focused on bridging blockchain ecosystems through AI-powered cross-chain infrastructure. Owlto reposted the announcement from its own account.
Owlto Finance has gone live on Avalanche, enabling cross-chain bridging of assets to and from the network. The company says the integration offers sub-19-second execution, AI smart routing, and ultra-low fees.
Owlto Finance publicly disavowed YneraX One, stating it has "ZERO affiliation, relationship, or partnership" with the entity and does not know it. The statement comes after community member @mabnxd flagged YneraX One to the web3 community as a potential concern. Owlto thanked the tipster for helping keep users safe and warned that the entity has apparently misused its name.
Owlto Finance has launched cross-chain bridging for $USDC and $USDT0 to and from Hyperliquid's HyperEVM (HyperliquidX). The integration is now live and Owlto touts sub-15-second transfers, battle-tested security, and minimal gas with low slippage.
Owlto Finance and GIWA — the Layer-2 network being built by Upbit operator Dunamu on the OP Stack — are warning users after a fraudulent deployment posing as the GIWA mainnet led to asset losses across the community. GIWA reiterated that its mainnet is not running and that any posts claiming to carry GIWA mainnet RPC information are false; users were told to verify the contracts they interact with.
Owlto Finance has deployed its full platform toolkit on the ARC network, bringing the suite live to that chain in one place. Available features include lightning-fast bridging, seamless swaps, 1-click smart contract deployment, Gas Up subsidies, and a daily check-in.
Owlto Finance announced that $OWL is no longer in the ST (Special Treatment) zone on the BingX exchange. The team said the change followed close communication and coordination with the BingX team, and thanked BingX for the support.
ST designation on exchanges flags tokens with restrictions and heightened review, often around trading limits or delisting scrutiny, so exiting it removes those caps for $OWL traders.
Owlto Finance introduced Gas Up, a feature that lets users stranded on a new network with zero native gas instantly get native destination gas — fast, easy, and direct. It removes the need to manually source gas on an unfamiliar chain.
Owlto Finance partnered with Robinhood to sponsor gas fees, opening 10,000 free gas slots for users. The promotion targets Owlto users, $OWL holders, $ARB holders, and Robinhood traders, who can claim the gas boost before slots run out.
Owlto Finance announced a fresh AA rating and 90.47 Security Score from top auditor CertiK, citing the result as proof of its platform's robustness and resilience. The team shared live on-chain security metrics for inspection and restated that asset safety is its ultimate priority.
The $OWL token launched on Ethereum and BNB Chain, with the round-1 airdrop claiming window running Jan 15-Feb 15, 2026; unclaimed tokens were set to be reallocated to future ecosystem incentives.
The new round valued Owlto at $150M and was backed by Matrixport, following the earlier $8M May round; funds were earmarked for its intent-centric AI product, modular interoperability protocol, and omnichain liquidity solution V2.
Led by Bixin Ventures and CE Innovation Capital, with participation from Hailstone Labs, Presto, Skyland Ventures, GSR, Blocore, Kroma, and SNZ Capital, at roughly an $80M valuation.
Owlto's mainnet launched in June 2023, establishing it as a decentralized cross-rollup bridge connecting Ethereum L2 networks, the Bitcoin ecosystem, and Solana.