Zano aims to launch a non-custodial bridge with Hard Fork 6 in Q2 2026, allowing native ZANO to move across EVM networks, TON, and Solana through threshold-signature-based infrastructure.
Zano says Hard Fork 6, targeted for Q2 2026, will introduce a trustless, non-custodial bridge for native ZANO across EVM networks, TON, and Solana, replacing its current centralized wrapped-token setup.
Zano plans to launch a trustless, non-custodial bridge for native ZANO in Q2 2026 through Hard Fork 6, enabling access to EVM, TON, and Solana while replacing its current centralized wrapped-token setup.
Zano announces Hard Fork 6 in Q2 2026, introducing Bridgeless—a trustless cross-chain bridge for native ZANO to EVM, TON, and Solana, using threshold signatures to eliminate custody risk; wZANO on Base enables fiat onramp via Coinbase.
Zano plans Hard Fork 6 in Q2 2026, introducing a trustless cross-chain bridge called Bridgeless that allows native ZANO to move to EVM chains, TON, and Solana without centralized custody, while wZANO on Base opens a fiat on-ramp via Coinbase.
Zano's upcoming Hard Fork 6 in Q2 2026 introduces Bridgeless, a trustless cross-chain bridge using gateway addresses and threshold signatures, enabling native ZANO to connect with EVM, TON, and Solana while preserving privacy and opening fiat on-ramps.
