Cube, a hybrid exchange that settles trades on-chain using secure multi-party computation, has listed Access Protocol (ACS), a content monetization platform built on Solana. The listing follows Cube’s recent announcement of Isometric (ISO), an intent-based transaction network that aims to enable cross-chain trading without asset bridging.
At the Solana Breakpoint conference, Cube’s CEO and co-founder Bartosz Lipinski outlined the vision behind Isometric. “When we started building Cube, we wanted everything to be an intent,” Lipinski stated.
“Everyone will be able to submit intents to the network and verify settlements on multiple chains using the decentralized MPC that we’ve built.”
He emphasized that the decentralized MPC integration layer allows users to utilize value across layer-one blockchains without diminishing it.
Isometric’s platform token, ISO, will power governance, staking, and decentralized custody within the network. Cube has scheduled both the token and mainnet launch for the second quarter of 2025, aiming to streamline cross-chain interactions and enhance blockchain transaction efficiency.
In addition to technological advancements, Cube announced a partnership with the Argentine government this week. The collaboration intends to explore leveraging the Isometric network as a catalyst for Argentina’s financial system, signaling a significant step in integrating blockchain technology with national financial infrastructures.
The timing of the ACS listing is notable as it highlights the growing use of content tokenization on the chain. Cube’s custom rewards platform, Blocks, engages users through unique packages for listing traders and token holders. Participants in the ACS listing will be eligible for Blocks campaign rewards, potentially increasing user engagement and liquidity for the token.
Access Protocol has been expanding its ecosystem. The protocol is integrating Solana’s new “Actions” and “Blinks” features to enhance the user experience by allowing crypto transactions through any website or application using shareable links. This integration will enable one-click purchases of staked ACS subscriptions for top crypto media platforms using Solana’s native token, SOL.
Founded by DeFi investing expert Mika Honkasalo and launched in February 2023, Access Protocol offers a blockchain-based subscription model for content creators and digital media publications. Users can access exclusive content by staking ACS tokens rather than through traditional subscriptions.
Cube’s listing of ACS and developments with Isometric reflect a broader trend of innovation in cross-chain solutions and content monetization models within the blockchain industry. The partnership with Argentina emphasizes the growing interest of national governments in leveraging blockchain technology for financial system enhancements.
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