Ronin integrates Chainlink CCIP to secure cross-chain transfers, enhancing bridge security post-$600M hack.
Chainlink's CCIP boosts Ronin by enabling secure, inter-chain messages across diverse blockchain platforms.
No user action needed for Ronin-Chainlink integration; auto-upgrade of tokens to support Ethereum and Ronin transfers.
Ronin, a web3 gaming blockchain, has announced a cooperation with Chainlink to develop the Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) to improve the network's cross-bridge security. This integration seeks to strengthen the Ronin network for increased network stability and support its growth.
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The announcement made on October 10 underscores Ronin's commitment to advancing its network capabilities using Chainlink’s CCIP, an innovative inter-chain messaging protocol. This protocol allows seamless communication and transaction execution across diverse blockchain platforms, thereby ensuring a more interconnected and efficient blockchain ecosystem.
Ronin's CCIP Upgrade
Using Chainlink’s CCIP is a well-planned three-stage selection process at Ronin. This is a careful approach to using a reliable, time-tested solution that has secured some of the largest decentralized finance DeFi platforms. As per Jeff Zirlin, the co-founder of Sky Mavis and also the chief growth officer of the company, the association with Chainlink will significantly uplift Ronin's capacity as it will boost the network's security and the consumer's experience.
The upgrade involves no action from token-holders, as the integration process will be conducted seamlessly in the background. This strategy is part of Ronin's efforts to ensure the integration does not disrupt the user experience. All existing tokens on the Ronin blockchain will automatically be compatible with the new CCIP-enabled bridge, initiating support for transfers between Ethereum and Ronin.
Recovery and Future Prospects Post-Hack
The integration announcement is a significant part of Ronin's strategic overhaul following the Ronin Bridge hack in 2022, which compromised over $600 million in crypto assets. Post-hack, Ronin focused on enhancing its network's security measures, including increasing the number of validators to fortify its infrastructure.
The collaboration with Chainlink marks a pivotal step in Ronin's journey to reclaim stakeholder trust and fortify its defenses against potential security threats. Johann Eid, Chainlink Labs’ chief business officer, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, highlighting the anticipated substantial improvement in the security of Ronin’s official bridge.
The completion of the entire migration to CCIP is expected within the next two to three months. This strategic move aims to prevent future security breaches and positions the Ronin network as a safer and more reliable platform for its users, paving the way for broader adoption and technological integration across the blockchain sector.
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