Kraken launched its second-layer network Ink on the Ethereum mainnet using Optimism's OP Stack technology, ahead of schedule — the launch was initially planned for early 2025. As part of the partnership, Kraken received 25 million OP tokens from the Optimism Foundation. The Ink network is focused on improving DeFi, offering users and developers enhanced security, privacy, and an improved user experience, while ensuring deep liquidity.
12/19/2024 3:32:40 PM (GMT+1)
Kraken launched the Ink second-layer network on Ethereum earlier than planned, receiving 25 million OP tokens from Optimism to enhance DeFi and user interaction 🚀
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