The highly anticipated altcoin project Enso Networklaunched its mainnet today and ENSO coin Ethereum 
$4,011.20 For use on BNB with presented. The Polychain Capital-backed project highlights the goal of accessing all Blockchains and smart contracts through a single standard interface as a DeFi-focused interoperability layer. The project stated that it has served over 145 projects and over $17 billion in exchanges have occurred within the Blockchain. Multicoin Capital and Cyberfund are among the investors of the project.
Single Point Access and “Intent” Architecture
Enso Network offers the infrastructure that directs developers’ writing/reading operations to any Blockchain through a single standard. The goal is to reduce integration burden and cost by creating a single gateway to distributed protocols. Enso is defined as “textures connecting thousands of frames”.
The team points out that the number of Web3 developers is limited to approximately 23,000, while there are 47 million professionals in the traditional software world. Founder Connor HoweHe emphasized that he wants teams to focus on neobanks, stablecoins and artificial intelligence applications that will shape the next decade, rather than integration gymnastics.
Developer documentation indicates the goal of a unified network and the unification of components across all blockchains into a single network layer. The architecture of the network aims to build composite applications with less friction.
ENSO Coin was launched
ENSO coin was launched on the Ethereum and BNB networks on the same day. He stated that the project has made the distribution and participation mechanisms a monolithic experience with the mainnet transition. The pre-registration process, which was initiated before the launch, was designed to allow rights holders to create demand on the main network.
With its launch, the altcoin is expected to gain momentum through multiple network participation, bridges and liquidity channels. According to the project, it is aimed for DeFi users to make transactions from a single window. The first wave of partnerships is expected to take shape depending on the demand of the developer community and the spread of interface standardization.
