Movement Labs joins Polygon’s AggLayer to boost blockchain interoperability and protect developers against 90% of auditor-prioritized attack vectors.
Ethereum layer-2 network Movement Labs hasannounced an integration with Polygon Labs’ AggLayer to further blockchain interoperability and liquidity. In parallel, investors and a Web3 project committed $160 million in total value locked (TVL) toward Movement Labs’ mainnet launch.
On July 30, Movement Labs joined AggLayer — a central component of Polygon 2.0 — to enable unified liquidity across Move Virtual Machine-based layer-2 chains, all AggLayer-connected chains, and the Ethereum network.
According to Movement Labs co-founder Rushi Manche, the strategic collaboration bridges the gap between Move and Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) ecosystems. He said:
