Blast has officially launched IOTA EVM endpoints, providing developers with access to NFTs, token-related smart contracts, governance and gaming dApps, and a variety of other tools.
The Blast API will offer a wide range of reliable endpoints, totaling over 87,000, to enhance the stability and availability of IOTA EVM.
This integration of IOTA EVM by Blast marks a significant milestone for the network’s first fully EVM-compatible smart contract chain. With the support of #IOTAEVM endpoints, users can seamlessly tokenize #RWA with feeless transactions, MEV protection, and advanced Smart Contracts features.
The IOTA Foundation announced that this integration will offer powerful and reliable endpoints for dApps on the IOTA ecosystem, ensuring smooth interaction with the IOTA EVM.
The Blast team emphasizes the importance of free access to public and dedicated endpoints, allowing easy access to the IOTA EVM Mainnet or Testnet for real-time data, transaction history, network status, and more.
Blast API, a decentralized platform, provides scalable node infrastructure for accessing blockchain data through high-performance API endpoints for cross-chain dApps. It supports over three dozen blockchains, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Sui, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, and more.
Developers can now choose from multiple plans on Blast, tailored to their specific needs, to ensure their application’s throughput demands are always met as they build and scale their projects.
The integration of Blast with IOTA EVM is a significant move in IOTA’s mission to become a leading destination for builders and innovators in the digital space. By breaking down barriers between traditional finance and the Web3 space, IOTA aims to provide top-notch infrastructure for global crypto adoption.
With the continuous expansion and addition of new features, IOTA EVM is making strides in the industry. Recently, the IOTA Foundation integrated Pyth Network oracles to enhance DeFi data reliability and accuracy.
IOTA is currently trading at $0.1607, experiencing a 9% decline in the past day amidst a broader market correction, with a market cap of $531 million.