Worldcoin and Alchemy Enter Partnership to Support World Chain Infrastructure
PANews ,According to The Block, Worldcoin has announced a partnership with Web3 development platform Alchemy to support the World Chain infrastructure, with Alchemy working to integrate World ID into its toolset and promote it as a key component of the Web3 infrastructure, providing millions of developers worldwide with seamless access to World ID. By partnering with Alchemy, developers working on these important everyday applications on World Chain will have immediate access to a complete and comprehensive Web3 development platform, including core and data APIs, indexing solutions, and a suite of other tools developers need to build applications.
World Chain will "work as part of Superchain with Optimism, Coinbase and the broader ethereum ecosystem," according to Wednesday's statement. "Worldcoin, which typically takes up more than 50 percent of available block space before migrating from OP Mainnet, World Chain will also be the new home for World ID and World App." According to Worldcoin, the new blockchain is expected to launch sometime this summer.
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