NULS has completed the cross-chain integration and testing of native assets BTC and ETH, planning to merge the code into the main network
ChainCatcher news, according to NULS's announcement, NULS has completed the cross-chain integration and testing of BTC and ETH native assets, and plans to merge the code into the mainnet soon.
After the upgrade is complete, users can directly use BTC and ETH as Gas fees on the NULS network. Both nodes of NULS and Stakers will benefit from network Gas fees. This move makes NULS the first public chain that supports multiple assets as mainnet Gas fees, marking an important innovation.
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