Meanwhile, users of the desktop version can enjoy native integrations of Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Polygon.
The mobile version of the Opera Crypto Browser currently supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Celo, FIO, Near, and Nervos blockchains and their respective tokens. Aside from the built-in support for dApps and a non-custodial crypto wallet, it also includes Crypto Corner-a dedicated point of access to the latest industry news, prices, important metrics like gas fees and market sentiment, educational content, and a calendar for upcoming events. The Opera Crypto Browser is a standalone browser launched in January this year and works alongside the company’s traditional Web2 browser. In the next couple of months, they would be included in the project as well.The Ethereum Merge Matters for Everyone in Crypto However, Solana and the rest of the assets are available only in Opera for Android. This could have further accelerated the process of onboarding the altcoin into Opera.Īt present, only Polygon and Polygon dapps are available on in the Crypto Browser Project. The consistent developments and 23 percent weekly surge have led to SOL becoming the talk of the crypto town. The altcoin has been performing immensely well over the last couple of weeks. Unlike Ethereum, these blockchains facilitate lower fees and faster transactions.Īpart from this, Solana has been popular as an Ethereum killer. As part of the same, Opera seems to have welcomed Ethereum layer 2 projects Polygon as well as StarkEx. Right after this, the firm wanted to explore Ethereum layer 2. Just last month, Opera rolled out the Crypto Browser Project that permitted users from accessing their wallets without logging in. They need to get a superior user experience and a true benefit.” Opera looks beyond Ethereum
“Ultimately, Web3 is on its way to becoming a mainstream web technology and users won’t need to know they’re interacting with it.
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