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SingularityNET and World Mobile Token have completed their bridge integration, allowing seamless transactions between Ethereum and Cardano. The bridge utilizes a mint-and-burn method, supporting multiple self-custody wallets for easy access. SingularityNET and World Mobile Token have announced the successful integration of the World Mobile Token (WMTx) into the SingularityNET multi-chain bridge. This partnership was launched in August 2023 and links SingularityNET’s AI capability with World Mobile’s decentralised mobile network. The integration of SingularityNET’s bridge with World Mobile Token is a major achievement in the development of efficient cross-chain transfers. The bridge uses a mint-and-burn process, meaning tokens will be easily transferable between the two blockchains.  This process also supports several self-custody wallets such as Metamask, Nami, Eternl, Gero Wallet, and Flint, and thus, it includes many users. The primary aspect of this integration is the swapping of the World Mobile Token (WMTx) between the Ethereum and Cardano blockchains.  This modular design of the bridge makes it possible to extend it for other tokens in the future, thus making it easier for partners to bring their tokens into the SingularityNET network. The network is planned to unite users from all over the world and use blockchain and the sharing economy as its basis. It allows participants to be AirNode operators or token holders paid to offer telecommunication services or protect the network.  The SingularityNET backend architecture processes events that occur on both blockchains, as well as any calculations and security measures that need to be taken. World Mobile will make use of API calls to interact with this backend to ensure that the process is secure. Bridge Leverages Strengths of Ethereum and Cardano Blockchains The partnership of SingularityNET and World Mobile Token shows how the Ethereum and Cardano blockchains differ in their capabilities. Smart contracts are also supported by Ethereum, whereas…

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