Zeus Network releases the first technical report on Muses upgrade, introducing Singleton mode to enhance BTC-SOL cross-chain security

According to BlockBeats, on April 19, Zeus Network released the first technical report of the Muses upgrade. The report shows that since the end of 2023, Zeus Network has been committed to becoming the first permissionless cross-chain communication layer connecting Bitcoin and Solana. At present, Zeus Network has achieved several milestones: its cross-chain dApp APOLLO attracted 77,000 test users in 3 weeks and became the first project of Jupiter LFG Launchpad; $ZEUS token holders exceeded 100,000 and were listed on more than 15 exchanges. Entering the second quarter of 2024, Zeus Network will start the Muses upgrade, introduce the Singleton mode, realize bridgeless cross-chain through complex node operations, improve the robustness and scalability of the network, and pave the way for more complex and secure cross-chain interactions. The main functions of the Zeus node include ensuring secure encryption of network data transmission, maintaining network integrity and resisting potential threats, and promoting seamless cross-chain communication and interoperability between different blockchain ecosystems. In addition, Zeus Network revealed that it will release a follow-up report in 1-2 weeks to reveal the full utility of the native token $ZEUS. As the first dApp built on Zeus Network, APOLLO is committed to achieving permissionless liquidity migration from Bitcoin to Solana. Next, Zeus Network will launch the development of Zeus Explorer to provide users with a friendly interactive interface to fully track key information such as transactions and addresses within the network. Integration of Bitcoin wallets and upgrading of APOLLO UI/UX are also in progress.