Zeus Network has announced that ZeusNode, its core infrastructure based on the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), is now live. ZeusNode's cross-chain framework aims to integrate Bitcoin liquidity into Solana's blockchain. The framework includes a Guardian program that has two categories of validators: Guardians and Institutional Guardians. Guardians can assign $ZEUS tokens to the network, while Institutional Guardians can handle substantial amounts of $BTC. ZeusNode Guardians use a Multi-Party Computation model to ensure the safety and trustlessness of Bitcoin transactions on Solana. Holders of $ZEUS can assign their tokens to Guardians to help secure the network. ZeusNode uses a dynamic ratio mechanism linked to $ZEUS delegation and $BTC liquidity to facilitate the onboarding of Bitcoin liquidity into the network. The initial $ZEUS-to-$BTC ratio is set at 20,000:1, but can change dynamically based on delegation levels. Zeus Network aims to redefine the utilization of Bitcoin liquidity and provide permissionless pathways for Bitcoin integration on Solana. The first epoch of the ZeusNode roadmap's capacity development is currently underway.
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