The all new native chain-agnostic protocol

[SonofOlympus]

I've been reading about this token that seems to have a lot of utility from Staking, to Rewards, Governace, Protocol and even Timechain Fees. Even with that much utility it would be useless if the project was awful, luckily, it wasn't. The project, which is called Ananlog by the way, aims to become a one-stop shop for multi-chain and cross-chain solutions and according to what I read, it aims to do this by presenting itself as a natively chain-agnostic protocol.



So it basically allows DApps and users to expand to other blockchain networks they are not familiar with, project is quite an interesting one and the token does have a lot of potential, even if we ignore its utility it seems like it will have a good value since it will soon be listed on Bitget on the 6th and they even made a Launchpool event for it with a huge amount of tokens. What do you guys think though, could it be a potential gem or now?

 

[Camille Kazumi]

Investing in tokens with utility won’t be a bad decision after all since they are not common nowadays. The fact that it solves cross-chain issues is quite interesting, do you mind explaining more on that ? So, you said it has a launchpool event ongoing….i’ll definitely grab some tokens as Bitget launchpool has been so rewarding especially when all i need to do is lock some ETH to get a fair share of my desired tokens.

 

[shijin]

Bitget listing is nice, but real question is: do they have actual devs building on it?

 

[SonofOlympus]

Investing in tokens with utility won’t be a bad decision after all since they are not common nowadays. The fact that it solves cross-chain issues is quite interesting, do you mind explaining more on that ? So, you said it has a launchpool event ongoing….i’ll definitely grab some tokens as Bitget launchpool has been so rewarding especially when all i need to do is lock some ETH to get a fair share of my desired tokens.

Yeah, the launchpool is quite convenient and the token is just as interesting. As for the cross-chain issues, although Ethereum and other smart contract blockchains solve this challenge, their approach has created new challenges like fragmented UX, fragmented data, and fragmented liquidity. That's exactly what the project aims to tackle.

 

[SonofOlympus]

Bitget listing is nice, but real question is: do they have actual devs building on it?

They supposedly do but these kind of info can easily be fabricated. The team behind the project seems to be full proof though https://www.analog.one/team