Digital Currency
Add as a preferred source on GoogleLayerZero’s July 24 update included opBNB among 13 lower-activity networks covered by the service change.
LayerZero ended its Decentralized Verifier Network (DVN) and Executor services on opBNB on Sept. 30, placing the network among 13 lower-activity chains included in the service change.
LayerZero’s July 24 support update lists opBNB in a Sept. 30 batch covering 13 lower-activity networks. It says DVN and Executor services on the network ended that day.
The Sept. 30 cutoff is already in effect.
The devnet assigns BNB roles in fees, staking and governance; a native bridge to BNB Smart Chain remains in development.
The Oct. 23 total does not identify what drove the activity.
A reorganization can leave a transaction in its original block’s record even after nodes stop treating that block as part of the active chain.
