Opera Enabled Direct Access To BNB-Chain Dapp Ecosystem

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Opera enabled direct access to the BNB-chain dapp ecosystem and the new generation will allow users to access decentralized apps like 1Inch, BiSwap and PancakeSwap so let’s have a closer look at today’s latest cryptocurrency news.

Opera integrated BNB Chain as a decentralzied blockchain ecosystem known as the Binance Smart Chain to enable BNB Chain-based apps on Android iOS and desktop versions of the crypto browser. The integration will enable Opera’s 350 million users to purchase BNB token with fiat and to send it via the built-in Opera crypto wallet as well as access to Dapps on the BNB Chain. The list included decentralized exchanges such as BiSwap, 1Inch, and PancakeSwap as well as DEFI products like Tranchess, Treehouse, DRIP Venus, ApeSwap, and AutoShark Finance.

The browser Opera enabled direct access to the BNB-chain dapp and the integration follows the release of the web3 browser for the iPhone, iPad, and iOS devices. Opera started the Crypto Browser project earlier this year to focus on the Web3 and facilitate navigation across games, metaverse, and dapps. The browser company expanded support for nine major blockchain ecosystems like Polygon, Solana, Bitcoin, ronin, Celo, StarkEx, Nervos, and BNB Chain.

According to the BNB Chain’s Patrick Degenhardt as the primary aim of the Binance Chain community is to create the infrastructure for the world’s parallel virtual ecosystem and to entice the next billion individuals into cfrypto and added that boosting the adoption of digital assets and blockchain tech requiring major efforts on Web2 and Web3 integration.

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While commenting on the latest development, Patrik Gauri as the CEO said the browser company had the foresight back in 2018 to begin building their product in compliance and he believes that this is a game-changer because if the browser’s security system proves to be reliable over time, most investors and day traders will want to use the browser instead of others:

“And that is the very intent of Web 3.0. To have personal data belong to the individual, not to have big data corporations make billions off of your day and your created content and you get nothing. Second, if the system is secure, with a great UX, they will rule the markets when it comes to the public’s transformation to Web 3.0.”

Opera has been a part of the crypto space for quite some time now and became the first major browser to accept BTC payments back in 2019. As per Opera’s Jorgen Arnesen, the browser is designed to appeal to both seasoned and new crypto users and target the growing interest in Web3.

Time Stamp: May 5, 2022