KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Sonic partners with Circle to introduce bridged USDC on its platform, enhancing user and developer experience.
- The integration allows developers to use a consistent contract address, simplifying future upgrades to native USDC.
- Sonic Gateway facilitates USDC transfers from Ethereum, while deBridge supports transfers from Solana and Fantom.
- Users can utilize bridged USDC within the Sonic ecosystem for asset swaps and other applications.
Sonic has announced a partnership with Circle to introduce bridged USDC on its platform. This collaboration brings USDC.e, a stablecoin that has been available on Sonic since its inception, to users through the Sonic Gateway. The stablecoin is bridged from native USDC on Ethereum, utilizing Circle’s Bridged USDC Standard.
The integration of bridged USDC is designed to enhance the developer and user experience on Sonic. Developers can now build on Sonic with a single contract address that remains consistent even after any future upgrades to native USDC. This means no code changes are required for future support of native USDC, providing a seamless transition.
To facilitate the bridging of USDC from Ethereum to Sonic, users can employ the Sonic Gateway, a native bridge that enables token transfers between Ethereum and Sonic. More information about the Gateway can be found in Sonic’s official documentation.
For bridging USDC from Solana or Fantom to Sonic, users can use deBridge, a third-party bridge. However, Sonic Labs has clarified that it is not responsible for the safety of third-party bridges. Additionally, Sonic provides a bridge tool for transferring assets from any other blockchain to Sonic, offering a step-by-step guide for users.
Once users have bridged or acquired bridged USDC on Sonic, they can utilize it within the Sonic ecosystem. This includes swapping assets like S or others to USDC through various decentralized exchanges (DEXs) and aggregators. Users are encouraged to explore the Sonic Ecosystem account on X to discover applications where bridged USDC can be used. However, the account does not provide financial advice or endorsements, and users should proceed at their own risk.
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