Despite wild volatility in the cryptocurrency industry amid the impact of COVID-19 and the Russia-Ukraine war, Rangers Protocol maintained its momentum in March, making satisfactory technological advancements and launching new services. In the past month

The blockchain infrastructure Rangers Protocol will provide cross-chain services for the multi-network NFT ecosystem UniArts.

Rangers Protocol will use the Litentry metaverse identity application My Crypto Profile to provide users with decentralized digital identity verification services.

Rangers Protocol co-founder Jade said that Rangers Protocol will not be affected by the Ethereum 2.0 upgrade.

The ultimate goal of Rangers Protocol is to become the infrastructure of the future Metaverse. The team believes that to achieve this goal, needs related to NFTs and complex applications need to be prioritized.

Rangers Protocol is mainly used to support the development of NFT and complex applications, and to solve the problem of cross-chain security between FT and NFT.

Rangers Protocol has announced the latest milestone: firstly, realize the cross-chain scheme based on distributed signature, and then chain the Rangers Connector into a blockchain based on multi-party computing security chain technology.

This month, Rangers Protocol technically strengthened the transformation of the Engine and the development of the block explorer.

The Rangers Protocol testnet is online, and users and developers can send emails to apply for testnet permissions.