Meme Infra Color Protocol has recently announced strategic partnerships with Pandora, Orbiter, and Scattering, aiming to advance Color Protocol's mission of empowering Memecoins and enriching the ERC-404 ecosystem.
Color Protocol is the first conversion protocol tailored for Memecoins, enabling seamless conversion of ERC-20 to ERC-404 assets. It has established a new paradigm for meme-based artwork issuance, allowing all Memecoin communities and artists to create highly liquid ERC-404 artworks converted from original Memecoins.
The alliance with Pandora and Scattering underscores Color Protocol's commitment to injecting fresh vitality and functionality into the ecosystem. Ultimately, the aim is to bring the $70B Memecoin market to the ERC-404 ecosystem, fostering a dynamic, cohesive, and prosperous environment.
Additionally, Color Protocol collaborates with Orbiter to enable one-click token bridging and conversion, extending the value-generating flywheel of Memecoins across omni-chains. Leveraging Orbiter's advanced cross-chain technology, Color Protocol will facilitate consensus building for Memecoins on different chains while ensuring optimal security.
Color Protocol is launching the Meme Season Point Airdrop Campaign, designed to reward Memecoin holders and ERC-404 participants. Participants will earn Color Points by completing designated tasks or holding certain memecoins like $PEPE, serving as the foundation for future airdrop opportunities.
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