EYWA Cross-Chain Protocol Announces Second Airdrop

The cross-chain protocol EYWA has announced the second season of its airdrop program, which will feature the mini-application Llamaville. The project team shared this information with ForkLog.

The first season of the program concluded on August 7.

“We generously distributed tokens, providing the most active participants with 20x-30x returns on their investments. Everyone who made exchanges on CrossCurve can check their wallets on the airdrop checker page,” commented representatives of EYWA.

On August 13, the EYWA team released the mini-application Llamaville and announced the launch of the second season. Organizers will consider participants’ social and on-chain activity, as well as their progress in Llamaville. They will soon publish the program’s conditions on social media.

Llamaville is an educational Telegram application that immerses users in the crypto industry in a game-like manner without the risk of losing funds. It is in beta testing and available by invitation to EYWA community members on Telegram and Discord.

EYWA is developing the Consensus Bridge — a cross-chain protocol for aggregating data from Curve, which eliminates reliance on a single bridge when moving large volumes of liquidity.

The ecosystem’s main product is the cross-chain DEX CrossCurve for exchanging assets between different blockchains with low slippage. The platform aggregates existing Curve pools with a TVL of over $2 billion to create a unified liquidity market. 

“Transferring assets between L1 and L2 involves significant time and financial costs, not to mention the risks of one of the bridges being hacked. 

EYWA addresses the problem of liquidity fragmentation in DeFi with the Consensus Bridge, which creates a kind of ‘consensus’ between bridges, minimizing risks during cross-chain swaps. 

The compromise of any bridge during an exchange will lead to data mismatches and, consequently, a transaction halt. This approach will allow users to return funds to the original network,” noted EYWA. 

EYWA secured $7 million in investments from Fenbushi Capital, GBV Capital, Big Brain Holdings, Marshland Capital, Mulana Ventures, and Curve founder Mikhail Egorov.

Previously, ForkLog published educational cards about cross-chain bridges.