“The completion of the integration is an important milestone as our respective communities can now interact seamlessly across both ecosystems,” said Kevin Wang, co-founder of Nervos. Additionally, users have direct access to Nervos’ ecosystem of dApps, which supports NFTs, DeFi, gaming, and other applications. With the current integration, users across both ecosystems can begin sending and receiving $CKB tokens via Opera’s built-in non-custodial wallet. It is with great pleasure that we welcome Nervos to Opera on Android and look forward to integrating the Nervos Layer 2 in the near future,” said Susie Batt, Crypto Ecosystem Lead at Opera. “Opera is pursuing a multi-chain strategy as we work on the future of Web3 and embrace blockchain technologies in our products.

Nervos’ Layer 2 will also be integrated in Opera’s newly announced Crypto Browser Project, a dedicated Web3 browser currently in beta. Opera’s developer-friendly browser wallet will support $CKB in the future to attract blockchain developers. Once the next phase of integration is complete, the wallet will support token transactions on Nervos’ Layer 2, Godwoken. Our flagship Android browser is offering developers direct, frictionless access to Web3 services on chains, including Nervos. The integration’s completion comes as more users and institutions look to seamlessly interact with their favorite decentralized apps (dapps), games, and metaverse platforms and give crypto transactions powered by Web3 technology an extra layer of security. Nervos is the newest blockchain to complete an integration with the Opera browser for Android after Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Celo.

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