CyberConnect announces rebranding as social L2 project Cyber ​​and launches mainnet

Social L2 project Cyber ​​announced that it has officially launched its mainnet and is open to developers to create applications that change the way people connect, create, monetize and share the value they create. Developers can start building by accessing the official documentation. In conjunction with the launch of L2, which expands the focus of Web3 beyond finance, CyberConnect will rebrand as Cyber ​​and combine on-chain social protocols and developer-centric products, while spinning off Link3 as an independent brand. To meet the unique needs of social applications, such as low fees, high TPS, and seamless Web2-style user experience, Cyber ​​integrates Optimism's OP Stack and dedicated features developed by its team, including native AA, Passkey and Webauthn authentication, and customized infrastructure protected by EigenLayer's Active Verification Service (AVS). Based on the OP Stack, Cyber ​​joins the Optimism superchain, which will allow users of other chains in the ecosystem to access social data networks and applications on Cyber, embedding social functions in a wider ecosystem while granting Cyber ​​access to its entire on-chain economy and user base. As part of the Hyperchain, Cyber ​​will give back a portion of the revenue generated by the sorter to the Optimism Collective. In addition, through the partnership, AltLayer will manage the technical release, ongoing management, operations, and future upgrades of the rollup. With the help of AltLayer, Cyber ​​became one of the first OP Stack Chains to deploy Plasma Mode to the mainnet.