Joba Network Integrates Mantle L2
Today, we’re excited to announce our partnership with Mantle Network, a modular layer-2 (L2) blockchain that is on a mission to hyperscale Ethereum. We’re confident that Mantle Network processes unique advantages compared to other L2s thanks to its distinctive tech stack, large treasury and extensive ecosystem relationships, including those with leading exchanges.
Joba, which is focused on the future of work in decentralized systems, decided to work with Mantle Ecosystem, which comprises an Ethereum layer 2 (L2) — Mantle Network, a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO), one of the largest DAOs to date — Mantle Governance, and one of the largest on-chain treasuries — Mantle Treasury. We’re looking forward to building together a new way to work, using on-chain credentials, payments, and creating a new underwriting model for everyone working in the crypto/web3 space.
Mantle and Joba both envision a future of token-governed technologies, where new products and communities are composable and positive sum. This creates powerful incentives for more users to be a part of the overall web3 community and contribute towards governance, product development, and product adoption. Mantle Network being EVM-compatible also poses an easier onboarding experience for bridging assets and apps making an overall smooth user experience.
Going forward, Joba is to utilize Mantle Network in-conjunction with on-chain payment provider Request Network. Joba plans to release further premium features such as escrow contracts for Mantle Ecosystem.
Mantle users can now access Joba using the invite code: MANTLE to claim their identity, find works, and start building their reputation.
We’re excited to build on and with @0xMantle.
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