• Dymension has partnered with Evmos Core Teams and Celestia to launch the world’s first IBC-enabled EVM rollup on testnet.
• The new RollApp utilizes the EVMOS token as its gas token and updates its state to the Dymension Hub and posts data to Celestia’s “Mocha” testnet.
• Developers will be able to fork any EVM-based dApp and deploy it on the RollApp using Dymension’s technology.

Dymension, Evmos Core Teams, & Celestia Launch IBC-Enabled EVM Rollup

Dymension, a blockchain startup building a network of easily deployable modular blockchains called RollApps, has partnered with Evmos Core Teams and Celestia to launch the world’s first IBC-enabled EVM rollup on testnet.

Features of the New RollApp

The new RollApp utilizes the EVMOS token as its gas token and updates its state to the Dymension Hub and posts data to Celestia’s “Mocha” testnet. In addition, it will feature a Uniswap V2 fork and a bespoke frontend as part of a proof-of-concept demonstration.

Benefits for Developers

Developers will be able to fork any EVM-based dApps and deploy them on the RollApp using Dymension’s technology. Furthermore, since Dymension’s RollApp is IBC enabled, developers can take advantage of interoperability features that enable users from different networks or applications to interact with each other.

Comments from Yishay Harel

„Excited to have worked closely with the Evmos team to achieve this milestone,“ said Yishay Harel, CEO & Co-Founder of Dymension Lab. „With the world’s first IBC-enabled EVM rollup now deployed on testnet, we’re one step closer to bringing scalable and interoperable blockchain solutions to the wider community.“

Conclusion

< p >This new development marks a major milestone in bringing scalable blockchain solutions into mainstream use. With developers now having access to an easily deployable platform that supports interoperability between different networks or applications, this could open up many possibilities for decentralized applications in various industries.