OneStore Joins Cross Protocol as Validator

Cross announced on the 15th that OneStore will participate as a validator in the Cross protocol. OneStore will build and operate its own node infrastructure, participating in block generation, transaction verification, and network security and maintenance for Cross Mainnet 2.0. A validator refers to an entity that verifies transactions and participates in the creation of new blocks within a blockchain network. The Cross Mainnet 2.0 breakpoint operates under a proof-of-stake system where validators are responsible for block generation. OneStore is the second-largest app market in South Korea based on game transaction volume and is now participating in the Web3 infrastructure sector. H-Lab has joined as the first validator, and Certik has also signed a memorandum of understanding to participate. With OneStore's involvement, the Cross protocol will expand its collaborative foundation between game platforms and blockchain infrastructure. The Cross ecosystem plans to change the name of its mainnet to OneChain and its native token to One. Jang Hyun-guk, CEO of Nexters, stated that OneStore's participation as a validator marks the starting point for connecting app market operational capabilities with blockchain infrastructure.

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