Chainlink has become the backbone of data coordination across DeFi, securing more than $100 billion in value. At the same time, protocols like ZRO are advancing cross-chain messaging, enabling assets and instructions to move more efficiently between networks.
The industry’s trajectory is clear: crypto is evolving away from isolated blockchains toward interconnected systems. This transition is giving rise to the Supernetwork—not a single chain replacing others, but multiple networks operating in unison, with liquidity and applications flowing seamlessly and with fewer friction points.
Hemi is positioning itself at the center of this shift by linking Bitcoin and Ethereum into a shared operating layer. This architecture allows Bitcoin liquidity to be deployed across DeFi and yield strategies, while preserving Ethereum’s familiar programmability for developers and users.
As data coordination and cross-chain messaging continue to mature, Supernetworks are moving from concept to core infrastructure.
