ChainPort to Support Fantom (FTM) Native Tokens

Following ChainPort’s success with integrating Polygon and BNB native tokens, we’ve decided to expand further. This time ChainPort is proud to announce native token support for Fantom (FTM). 

While Fantom has long been available as a target chain along with six other leading blockchains, now native tokens are supported. Tokens initially launched on Fantom’s ecosystem can now be easily ported cross chain using ChainPort. Native token support has been achieved via hard work and collaboration between Fantom and ChainPort’s teams. 

By adding native Fantom token support, ChainPort now supports three native tokens. Those are Ethereum, Polygon, and BNB, with more to be supported soon. Additional token support brings ChainPort closer to its mission of security and interoperability. 

According to FTMscan, there are over 1,000,000 transactions on FTM’s blockchain per day. In addition, over 3 million unique FTM addresses and over 200 projects are built on FTM. 

Fantom is a highly scalable EVM-compatible proof-of-stake blockchain with many Dapps and tokens developed on its chain. There are also a few influential DEXs created on Fantom, including 1inch and Curve.  

Porting tokens cross chain can help projects originally developed on Fantom reach a larger audience. Cross chain deployment can assist these projects, or tokens get listed on a more significant number of DEXs. Multiple listings could assist their trading volume, exposure, and adoption. 

About Fantom

Fantom (FTM) is a highly secure and scalable proof-of-stake blockchain ecosystem. Fantom is EVM compatible with many different projects developed on its blockchain. Other key features of Fantom are its speed and low fees. Transactions are finalized in seconds and cost just a fraction of a cent. Since the launch of Fantom’s mainnet in 2019, it quickly grew in popularity. Currently, it is within the top 100 cryptocurrencies by market cap.  
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