2026-01-02 14:23:47

The cross-chain interoperability of the XDC network has received a major upgrade. A well-known interoperability layer recently deployed a native-to-native USDC bridging solution for XDC. What does this mean? Users can now quickly access USDC liquidity across more than 15 mainstream public chains in a trustless manner.

The efficiency of cross-chain stablecoin transfers has always been a pain point in the industry. This solution makes USDC circulation between different chains more convenient and secure. Especially since this interoperability layer has been operating stably for nearly 8 years with almost no downtime, such technical expertise and reliability are rare in the industry.

From XDC's perspective, this is a key step in ecosystem expansion. The adequacy of stablecoin liquidity directly impacts the network's practicality and trading activity. From a broader industry perspective, this is also an important milestone toward a truly chain-agnostic financial future. The improvement of cross-chain infrastructure is gradually eliminating the silo effect between different blockchains.

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StableBoi

· 8h ago

Wake up, the USDC cross-chain issue should have been resolved long ago. --- No need to trust, yet it can cross 15 chains? Sounds good, but who bears the bridge risks? --- Being down for 8 years is true, but that doesn't mean it's always safe. --- Sufficient liquidity in stablecoins can save XDC? I doubt it. --- Improved cross-chain infrastructure is a consensus, but when can it be used smoothly to count? --- What is the meaning of native-to-native? Isn't it just a rebranding with a different name? --- What is the real incremental benefit of this upgrade for XDC? Explain clearly before talking. --- Bridge is coming again. Haven't you learned from the Ronin lesson last time?

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GasWrangler

· 8h ago

ngl, "trustless" bridges are still doing way too much hand-holding. if you actually analyze the data on cross-chain latency... these solutions are demonstrably sub-optimal compared to native settlement. 8 years running doesn't mean the architecture isn't gas inefficient at scale.

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SignatureDenied

· 8h ago

8 years without downtime? That requires a lot of stability. --- USDC across 15 chains, liquidity definitely needs to be addressed. --- To be honest, I still have some concerns about the security of cross-chain bridges. --- Is the XDC ecosystem alive? Then it might be worth taking a look. --- Trustless cross-chain sounds good, just not sure about the costs. --- The island effect is indeed an issue, but can it really be solved? --- Sufficient liquidity for stablecoins = active market, that logic makes sense. --- Eight years of stable operation is truly impressive. --- Using USDC across 15 chains together definitely improves efficiency.

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GasDevourer

· 8h ago

Finally, someone has solved the longstanding problem of cross-chain stablecoins. 8 years without downtime is truly impressive.

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NFTFreezer

· 8h ago

Ha, I finally don't have to mess around with USDC across different chains anymore. This is the efficiency I wanted. Haven't stopped for 8 years? This operation's stability is more reliable than my wallet... Seriously. XDC has some potential this time. Only with sufficient liquidity can the ecosystem truly come alive. Is the cross-chain island problem almost solved? But it still depends on whether actual users will buy in. Trustless bridging—that's what Web3 should look like.

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FortuneTeller42

· 8h ago

Finally making some progress, USDC liquidity has been stuck for too long. Wait, this one has been running for 8 years without stopping? Are you sure? The XDC ecosystem is taking off, now the stablecoins will be enough. 15 chains directly connected, that feels a bit exaggerated. Cross-chain has been hyped up too many times; ultimately, real user data will tell the story.

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