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The Metaplex Foundation has unveiled a strategic deployment of its product suite on Sonic SVM, marking the first gaming Layer 2 (L2) solution on Solana. This move will allow game developers to leverage the advanced innovations that have positioned Metaplex as a leader in the digital asset protocol space on Solana. In a groundbreaking collaboration, Metaplex will deploy its on-chain programs and developer tools on the Sonic SVM chain. This joint initiative represents a significant milestone as it marks the first instance of Metaplex deploying its products beyond the Solana mainnet. The collaboration aims to foster the development of exceptional gaming experiences on the SVM chain. Metaplex Foundation Director Stephen Hess said: “Together with Sonic, we’re taking a significant step forward in delivering more performant and secure infrastructure for digital asset creators and developers. Metaplex developers can now build powerful applications that are fully compatible with Solana while benefiting from the advantages of the dedicated Sonic SVM L2.” A New Era for Gaming on Solana Popular Metaplex programs such as Token Metadata, Candy Machine, Bubblegum, along with new standards like Core and MPL-404, will now be accessible on Sonic SVM’s devnet, testnet, and mainnet. This expanded availability is poised to enhance the capabilities and reach of game developers within the Solana ecosystem. Chris Zhu, CEO of Sonic SVM, said: “We have developed the HyperGrid Framework with a multi-SVM ecosystem in mind that runs on top of Solana. We’re very excited to work with Metaplex on developing new and innovative technologies that will be used not only within our ecosystem, but across all other SVMs.” The participation of Metaplex in the Sonic SVM testnet is expected to significantly expand Sonic’s ecosystem and improve the developer experience for those looking to launch decentralized applications (dApps) on new SVMs. This initiative will lay…

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