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aelf will allocate an additional 2 million ELF to eBridge to strengthen cross-chain liquidity

aelf will allocate an additional 2 million ELF to eBridge to strengthen cross-chain liquidity

Odaily星球日报Odaily星球日报2026/01/30 07:20
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According to Odaily, AI-enhanced Layer 1 blockchain aelf has officially announced an additional allocation of 2,000,000 ELF to the cross-chain bridge eBridge to further enhance cross-chain liquidity and asset transfer efficiency. Previously, aelf had successfully allocated 5,000,000 ELF to eBridge to support cross-chain transfers of ELF tokens between the aelf mainnet and the Ethereum network. It is reported that the related transfers will continue to be executed through aelf's official management address to ensure transparency. Specific transaction information and on-chain confirmation details will be disclosed in subsequent announcements after the transfers are completed.

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