Goliath Mainnet Launches With Liquid Staking and Cross-Chain Swaps
The Goliath mainnet has officially launched, bringing new features to the Onyx App. Users can now access liquid staking, cross-chain transfers, and expanded DeFi tools. The update aims to simplify interactions while improving capital efficiency. Goliath operates on asynchronous Byzantine Fault Tolerance (aBFT) consensus. This design ensures high throughput, instant finality, and fair transaction ordering. The network supports payments, governance, healthcare, and supply chain applications.
The native bridge allows seamless XCN transfers between Ethereum's ERC-20 standard and Goliath's native chain. This removes barriers for cross-chain activity, making asset movement more straightforward.
Liquid staking is now integrated into the Onyx App. Users can stake XCN while keeping their assets liquid, with rewards auto-accruing through a cumulative index. This eliminates the need for manual claims and maximises capital efficiency.
The app also includes a swap feature for XCN, ETH, and USDC on the mainnet. Users can access these functions by selecting the new network within the interface.
Following the launch, the team plans to expand validator participation and enhance cross-chain capabilities. No details on current validator numbers have been released. The Goliath mainnet is live, offering liquid staking, bridging, and swaps through the Onyx App. These updates provide users with more efficient ways to manage assets across chains. Further improvements to validator participation and cross-chain functions are expected in the coming months.
