ethermint VS cronos

We are currently integrating the ETHERMINT module with our Elonchian platform. This module will enable Solidity compilation and EVM functionality. Ethermint is a scalable and interoperable Ethereum library built on Proof-of-Stake with fast finality, which can be found at https://github.com/evmos/ethermint. Once we complete the integration, we plan to use the open-source block explorer called "blockscout" to display the inner workings of the EVM-enabled Elonchain

Here's the information: https://github.com/evmos/ethermint

Ethermint will enter the most technically interesting phase: custom precompiles and EVM-Inter-Chain. Working prototypes already exist and were presented and the groundwork for Ethermint was set with this PR.

What will Kava stand to gain? Ethermint will enter the most technically interesting phase: custom precompiles and EVM-Inter-Chain. Working prototypes already exist and were presented https://youtu.be/x75UobIr4qo?t=14670 and the ground work for Ethermint was set with https://github.com/evmos/ethermint/pull/1272 . Lorecirstea: "I have personally developed the Go groundwork for inter-chain cooperation and deployed three public technical blockchains with EVM-Cosmos (Mythos, Ethos, and Logos), for demoing the inter-chain tech and I will re-base my work on the Ethermint extensibility of EVM precompiles." Some precompiles that I created that are pertinent to this: abstract accounts (implementing account abstraction for EVM https://hackmd.io/@matt/r1neQ_B38 ) quasar: ability to run Cosmos transactions from EVM IBC precompile for EVM nBridge: n-way (n>=2) generalized bridge by transaction replay (Demos at: https://www.youtube.com/c/LoredanaCirstea/videos ) Next generation protocols are inter-chain. If Kava rewards past Ethermint development efforts, and demonstrates will to collaborate, it has a chance to be invited to benefit from the EVM-Inter-Chain innovations. This is no longer Ethermint, it is next-generation Ethermint (with extensions) and licensing may be subjected to change if context requires it. We hope the Kava Community will not choose the short-term frugality over long-term greater benefits. Especially that this is an ethical opportunity that benefits Kava as image, Evmos, and the whole Cosmos.

You can see all our contributions to the code for the past 2+ years in the Github Repository here. The project board can be found here

Cronos is powered by Ethermint, which allows rapid porting of apps & smart contracts from Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains. Cronos base settlement currency will be CRO, the native currency of the Crypto.org Chain.

The team did look into utilizing ICS (https://github.com/crypto-org-chain/cronos/issues/194) for the Cronos Bridge, back when it was still called CCV ('cross-chain validation'). According to the Github ticket they eventually decided to drop that idea, but the idea of having Cronos as a consumer chain of the Crypto.org chain seems to be still possible.

The binary of Cronos testnet repository is available here; the complete details about Cronos are on its website. You can view the details of the transactions in Cronos explorer.

Get involved now: Documentation, Explorer & GitHub.

We’re thrilled to announce that Chainlink Price Feeds will be integrated into Crypto.com’s Cronos as our recommended oracle solution for developers needing external financial market data in their DeFi applications. The upcoming integration will give Cronos developers native access to the industry’s most time-tested and reliable decentralised price oracles, enabling a wide variety of cryptocurrency and traditional assets to be priced on-chain by lending/borrowing protocols, derivatives markets, asset management services, advanced DEXes, and more.

The Cronos testnet is open source. The Crypto.org Chain engineers have been working closely with the Ethermint’s core team (Tharsis) contributing to the same codebase on Github. You can find our latest release version here. We welcome the community to review and provide suggestions to strengthen Cronos.