- Telekom MMS cooperates as a validator with Zetachin to improve the safety of blockchain, decentralization and accessibility for developers and users.
- The cooperation strengthens blockchain interior operability and offers direct asset lending and crosher interaction, without relying on Bridges or wrapped tokens.
In the endeavor to increase the security and decentralization of the blockchain, has itself Telekom MMS, a Department of Deutsche Telekom, with Zetachacain as a validator merged. This collaboration is a calculated step towards a more secure and effective development of the blockchain ecosystem.
Telekom MMS will help to secure the Zetachin network and enable developers and consumers to access broader access by based on the Open Telekom Cloud (OTC) infrastructure.
We’re pleased to share that Telekom MMS, a subsidiary of @deutschetelekomis joining ZetaChain as a validator!
By leveraging their advanced infrastructure and commitment to security, we’re strengthening the Universal Blockchain, enabling next-gen Universal Apps that span all… pic.twitter.com/1tsC3tXmz4
— ZetaChain
(@zetablockchain) March 18, 2025
Zetachain’s approach to the crosschain interaction
Zetachin is intended to enable a direct interaction between different networks without being dependent on centralized bridges or packaged tokens. In a blockchain environment, which is currently largely dependent on this method, Zetachin is a safer and more sensible alternative.
As CNF reported, Zetachin is already working with Subgraph Studio. With this cooperation, developers can create flawless, more efficient cross-chain apps. They use data from several large networks, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Base and Solana, without having to use wrapped token or bridges. This opens up new opportunities for projects that strive for maximum interoperability without security losses.
More security and accessibility of the Web3
Telekom MMS appears as a validator and thus ensures the stability and safety of Zetachin. Eugenio Carlon, head of the portfolio and digital security at Deutsche Telekom MMS, emphasized that this phase corresponds to its goal to enable a safer and easier access to web3 ecosystem.
Deutsche Telekom, one of the largest telecommunications companies worldwide, is not a newcomer to the use of blockchain technology. The company has already been involved in a number of significant blockchain projects in the past, including Polkadot and Chainlink. With the accession to Zetachain, Telekom MMS is now expanding its influence in the web3 sector.
The reason for the accession of the Telekom MMS to ZetachAin goes beyond pure network certification. This is an indication that perfect interoperability will determine the blockchain sector. The development of a universal blockchain is all about security, accessibility and flexibility.
A new chapter in defi and token-accessibility
Before the announcement of this partnership, the platform officially enabled Zeta token trading on several top exchanges on February 1, 2025, including OKX, Bitget, Kucoin, Gate and Bitfinex. On this occasion, Zetahub organized a 30-day worldwide XP event in which users could earn Zeta-token by participating in various events.
In addition, Avalon Finance officially joined the Zetachacain ecosystem on December 9, 2024 as one of the top 10 lending apps. The platform brings native BTC credit functions to the defi sector. Now users can easily borrow or lend assets such as BTC, Zeta, ETH and StableCoins with seamless access to the Zetachacain-based market.
When writing this article, the Zeta course is around $ 0.2143 and has risen by 0.49 % in the last 24 hours, while it has moved sideways in the last 7 days.
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