Bitget Wallet Partners with Morph, Becoming the First Web3 Wallet to Support Morph Testnet

Victoria, Seychelles, January 30th, 2024, Chainwire

Morph, the Layer 2 user-centric Blockchain, has officially launched its testnet beta and will be embarking on an exciting cooperation with Bitget Wallet, allowing Bitget Wallet users to connect to the Morph testnet on both the mobile and browser versions of Bitget Wallet, and explore Morph testnet bridge. Morph plans to launch its mainnet Beta version in the second quarter of this year, with Bitget Wallet being among the first wallets to support network integration and further development of the Morph ecosystem.

From January 30th to February 15th, Bitget Wallet will be holding a Morph testnet launch event, rewarding limited edition commemorative Morphy badges to all participants on the Morph testnet as a token of recognition for their loyalty and dedication to the Morph network. Further, 500 Morphy badge holders will also be randomly selected to share in an additional 5,000 GASU airdrop from Bitget Wallet.

Morph is a transparent, community-driven Layer-2 solution. Combining the best of OP and ZK rollups, it offers unmatched scalability and security, aiming to lay the foundations for a consumer-oriented ecosystem featuring value-driven DApps.

Leveraging unique Features including a Decentralized Sequencer Network, Responsive Validity Proof (RVP) system, and modular design, Morph is set to deliver efficient and flexible scaling while preserving the initial security, availability, and compatibility of the Ethereum network. In December 2023, Bitget completed a multimillion-dollar investment in Morph.

Bitget Wallet currently supports over 100 mainnets and allows users to effortlessly integrate hundreds of EVM-compatible chains with a simple one-click customization feature. This diverse network array not only provides greater accessibility for users, it also introduces a cornucopia of novel assets and opportunities.

Dedicated to embracing each new asset and market trend, Bitget Wallet will continue upgrading its product suite in line with new innovations and developments in the market, providing leading on-chain asset services for all its users.

About Bitget Wallet

Bitget Wallet stands as Asia’s largest and global frontrunner among all-in-one Web3 multi-chain wallets. We offer a comprehensive range of on-chain products and DeFi services to our users, including wallet functionality, Swap feature, NFT trading, DApp browsing, and more.

With a 5-year legacy, Bitget Wallet has garnered acclaim from over 15 million users worldwide and has secured partnerships with prominent industry leaders including Bitcoin, Ethereum, TRON, BNB Chain, Solana, Base, and others. This success stems from our commitment to consistently delivering secure and convenient products and services.

For more information, visit: https://linktr.ee/bitgetwallet

 

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