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Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸
Wishing all Linkers in the U.S. a day filled with freedom, pride, and new connections with InterLink.
#InterLink #ITLG #ITL
Wishing all Linkers in the U.S. a day filled with freedom, pride, and new connections with InterLink.
#InterLink #ITLG #ITL
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The Linkers’ field will look like this, and together, we will make it even stronger. 🌐⚽
#InterLink #ITLG #ITL
#InterLink #ITLG #ITL
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INCOMING: THE INTERLINK BUSINESS TOKEN EXCHANGE 🌐
IBTE is coming soon to the @inter_link ecosystem. This is not just another listing platform. It is the exchange layer where real business activity turns into on-chain liquidity, built on infrastructure already trusted by 9M+
IBTE is coming soon to the @inter_link ecosystem. This is not just another listing platform. It is the exchange layer where real business activity turns into on-chain liquidity, built on infrastructure already trusted by 9M+
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The @itlx_defi Perpetuals market is now live with permissionless listings, including:
$GLW — Corning
$AAOI — Applied Optoelectronics
$SYN — Synapse
$EIGEN — EigenLayer
$GRAM — Gram
This is exactly how permissionless markets should work. @itlx_defi is liquidity infrastructure—not
$GLW — Corning
$AAOI — Applied Optoelectronics
$SYN — Synapse
$EIGEN — EigenLayer
$GRAM — Gram
This is exactly how permissionless markets should work. @itlx_defi is liquidity infrastructure—not
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Every ITL Paid in Trading Fees on IBTE Will Be Burned. 🔥
To me, RWA is one of the most sustainable long-term trends of the next decade, alongside AI. According to McKinsey, the RWA market could reach approximately $2 trillion by 2030.
So where does InterLink fit into this picture?
Today, tokenizing a technology company is still extremely difficult, almost impossible for businesses that lack strong legal and regulatory resources. InterLink Business Token Exchange (IBTE) changes that by allowing businesses of any size to tokenize themselves directly on their own blockchain. This is something that very few platforms have been able to offer.
Today, when a company wants to tokenize, it usually relies on someone else’s infrastructure. For example, Ondo Finance tokenizes assets on Ethereum. InterLink, however, aims to provide the entire stack, from business token consulting and deployment to blockchain infrastructure, AMM, and protocol support. Everything is designed as a complete end-to-end workflow, enabling any business to issue and list its token within a single ecosystem.
What about ITL?
ITL will be the asset used to invest in these business tokens, rather than using stablecoins from Tether, Circle, or any other native token. ITL will also be used to pay gas fees, invest in business tokens, provide liquidity, and pay exchange fees. In addition, all fees collected by IBTE will be permanently burned, helping protect ITL against inflation and positioning it as a long-term store of value.
Over the past few days, I’ve noticed that many people on X have been focusing almost entirely on buying and selling ITL. Of course, @itl_fdn cannot prevent this because once the tokens have been distributed, every holder has the freedom to use them as they wish. However, I don’t think the focus should be on speculation alone.
At this stage, ITL still does not fully reflect the vision or the ecosystem that can be built around it in the future. Most OTC trading today is simply based on agreements between buyers and sellers. It does not represent the real value that ITL can create through actual utility.
ITL is meant to power the ecosystem, to be used across dApps, to pay gas fees, to make payments, to invest in business tokens, and even to be staked by validators securing the network. It was never designed to be just another speculative asset.
To me, RWA is one of the most sustainable long-term trends of the next decade, alongside AI. According to McKinsey, the RWA market could reach approximately $2 trillion by 2030.
So where does InterLink fit into this picture?
Today, tokenizing a technology company is still extremely difficult, almost impossible for businesses that lack strong legal and regulatory resources. InterLink Business Token Exchange (IBTE) changes that by allowing businesses of any size to tokenize themselves directly on their own blockchain. This is something that very few platforms have been able to offer.
Today, when a company wants to tokenize, it usually relies on someone else’s infrastructure. For example, Ondo Finance tokenizes assets on Ethereum. InterLink, however, aims to provide the entire stack, from business token consulting and deployment to blockchain infrastructure, AMM, and protocol support. Everything is designed as a complete end-to-end workflow, enabling any business to issue and list its token within a single ecosystem.
What about ITL?
ITL will be the asset used to invest in these business tokens, rather than using stablecoins from Tether, Circle, or any other native token. ITL will also be used to pay gas fees, invest in business tokens, provide liquidity, and pay exchange fees. In addition, all fees collected by IBTE will be permanently burned, helping protect ITL against inflation and positioning it as a long-term store of value.
Over the past few days, I’ve noticed that many people on X have been focusing almost entirely on buying and selling ITL. Of course, @itl_fdn cannot prevent this because once the tokens have been distributed, every holder has the freedom to use them as they wish. However, I don’t think the focus should be on speculation alone.
At this stage, ITL still does not fully reflect the vision or the ecosystem that can be built around it in the future. Most OTC trading today is simply based on agreements between buyers and sellers. It does not represent the real value that ITL can create through actual utility.
ITL is meant to power the ecosystem, to be used across dApps, to pay gas fees, to make payments, to invest in business tokens, and even to be staked by validators securing the network. It was never designed to be just another speculative asset.
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EVERY ITL PAID IN TRADING FEES ON IBTE WILL BE BURNED 🔥
Every fee paid in $ITL on the InterLink Business Token Exchange is permanently removed from supply. No recycling. No redistribution back into circulation. Once burned, gone for good.
Most tokens fight against dilution. $ITL fights back.
Most networks reward growth with more emissions, which means more tokens entering circulation over time. IBTE takes the opposite path. Every trading fee collected in $ITL is destroyed permanently, so growth in trading activity works against supply instead of adding to it.
How the burn works
When a business token is traded on IBTE, the exchange fee is paid in $ITL. That fee never returns to a treasury, a team wallet, or a rewards pool. It is sent straight to a burn address and removed from the total supply forever.
Stacking on top of existing burn mechanisms
This is not $ITL's only burn channel. Base fee burns already remove $ITL with every transaction on the network, and validator slashing burns remove $ITL from any validator that misbehaves. IBTE trading fee burns now add a third channel, directly tied to real economic activity rather than network usage alone.
Why growth compounds the effect
As more businesses list and tokenize on IBTE, trading volume increases. As trading volume increases, more $ITL gets burned. This means the more successful the InterLink Business Token Exchange becomes, the faster $ITL supply compresses. Growth and scarcity move in the same direction, not opposite ones.
From trading asset to store of value
Most tokens ask holders to believe in future demand. $ITL backs that belief with a mechanism. Every fee burned is permanent, every burn is public and verifiable on-chain, and every unit of ITL removed makes the remaining supply scarcer. This is what allows $ITL to be positioned as a long-term store of value, not just an asset to trade in and out of.
The more the InterLink ecosystem grows, the less $ITL there is to go around.
#InterLink #ITLG #ITL
Every fee paid in $ITL on the InterLink Business Token Exchange is permanently removed from supply. No recycling. No redistribution back into circulation. Once burned, gone for good.
Most tokens fight against dilution. $ITL fights back.
Most networks reward growth with more emissions, which means more tokens entering circulation over time. IBTE takes the opposite path. Every trading fee collected in $ITL is destroyed permanently, so growth in trading activity works against supply instead of adding to it.
How the burn works
When a business token is traded on IBTE, the exchange fee is paid in $ITL. That fee never returns to a treasury, a team wallet, or a rewards pool. It is sent straight to a burn address and removed from the total supply forever.
Stacking on top of existing burn mechanisms
This is not $ITL's only burn channel. Base fee burns already remove $ITL with every transaction on the network, and validator slashing burns remove $ITL from any validator that misbehaves. IBTE trading fee burns now add a third channel, directly tied to real economic activity rather than network usage alone.
Why growth compounds the effect
As more businesses list and tokenize on IBTE, trading volume increases. As trading volume increases, more $ITL gets burned. This means the more successful the InterLink Business Token Exchange becomes, the faster $ITL supply compresses. Growth and scarcity move in the same direction, not opposite ones.
From trading asset to store of value
Most tokens ask holders to believe in future demand. $ITL backs that belief with a mechanism. Every fee burned is permanent, every burn is public and verifiable on-chain, and every unit of ITL removed makes the remaining supply scarcer. This is what allows $ITL to be positioned as a long-term store of value, not just an asset to trade in and out of.
The more the InterLink ecosystem grows, the less $ITL there is to go around.
#InterLink #ITLG #ITL
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🚦 What would you do if you encountered a traffic light signal like this? 🤔
Drop your answer in the comments below. Let's see how many people get it right! 👇
#InterLink #ITL #ITLG
Drop your answer in the comments below. Let's see how many people get it right! 👇
#InterLink #ITL #ITLG
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Why dApps Are the Most Important Layer of a Blockchain Ecosystem
A blockchain is only infrastructure. No matter how fast, secure, or decentralized it is, its long-term success depends on one thing: whether people actually use it. That usage comes from decentralized applications. dApps are where users make payments, trade assets, play games, invest, communicate, and interact with digital economies. Without dApps, a blockchain is simply a network waiting for activity.
History has already proven this. Ethereum did not become the largest smart contract blockchain because it had the highest TPS or the lowest fees. It became dominant because thousands of developers built products that millions of people wanted to use. DeFi protocols created new financial markets, NFT marketplaces introduced digital ownership, stablecoins enabled global payments, and blockchain games attracted entirely new audiences. Every successful dApp generated more transactions, attracted more users, encouraged more developers to build, and reinforced Ethereum’s network effects.
The value of a blockchain grows exponentially as its application layer expands. Every new dApp becomes another gateway that brings new users into the ecosystem. A payment application attracts merchants and consumers. A decentralized exchange attracts traders and liquidity providers. A Real World Asset platform attracts businesses and investors. A social platform attracts creators and communities. Each application serves a different audience, but all of them contribute to the same blockchain by generating transactions, consuming block space, increasing liquidity, and creating demand for the native token.
This is why developers are the most valuable resource in any blockchain ecosystem. Every new team building on the network has the potential to create an application that brings thousands or even millions of new users. The success of one dApp often benefits every other project on the chain because users who enter through one application can easily discover and use others. This creates a powerful network effect where the ecosystem becomes more valuable as more builders participate.
For @inter_link, the vision goes far beyond launching a blockchain. The objective is to create a complete digital economy where businesses, developers, entrepreneurs, and communities can build applications that solve real-world problems. Whether it is payments, decentralized exchanges, AI services, Real World Assets, business tokenization, gaming, social platforms, or financial infrastructure, every successful dApp strengthens the entire ecosystem while increasing demand for ITL as the network’s core asset.
In the long run, blockchains will not compete solely on technology. They will compete on the strength of their ecosystems. The blockchain with the most useful applications, the largest developer community, and the strongest network effects will ultimately create the greatest long-term value. Technology builds the foundation, but dApps build the economy, and the economy is what determines the success of a blockchain.
#InterLink #ITLG #ITL
A blockchain is only infrastructure. No matter how fast, secure, or decentralized it is, its long-term success depends on one thing: whether people actually use it. That usage comes from decentralized applications. dApps are where users make payments, trade assets, play games, invest, communicate, and interact with digital economies. Without dApps, a blockchain is simply a network waiting for activity.
History has already proven this. Ethereum did not become the largest smart contract blockchain because it had the highest TPS or the lowest fees. It became dominant because thousands of developers built products that millions of people wanted to use. DeFi protocols created new financial markets, NFT marketplaces introduced digital ownership, stablecoins enabled global payments, and blockchain games attracted entirely new audiences. Every successful dApp generated more transactions, attracted more users, encouraged more developers to build, and reinforced Ethereum’s network effects.
The value of a blockchain grows exponentially as its application layer expands. Every new dApp becomes another gateway that brings new users into the ecosystem. A payment application attracts merchants and consumers. A decentralized exchange attracts traders and liquidity providers. A Real World Asset platform attracts businesses and investors. A social platform attracts creators and communities. Each application serves a different audience, but all of them contribute to the same blockchain by generating transactions, consuming block space, increasing liquidity, and creating demand for the native token.
This is why developers are the most valuable resource in any blockchain ecosystem. Every new team building on the network has the potential to create an application that brings thousands or even millions of new users. The success of one dApp often benefits every other project on the chain because users who enter through one application can easily discover and use others. This creates a powerful network effect where the ecosystem becomes more valuable as more builders participate.
For @inter_link, the vision goes far beyond launching a blockchain. The objective is to create a complete digital economy where businesses, developers, entrepreneurs, and communities can build applications that solve real-world problems. Whether it is payments, decentralized exchanges, AI services, Real World Assets, business tokenization, gaming, social platforms, or financial infrastructure, every successful dApp strengthens the entire ecosystem while increasing demand for ITL as the network’s core asset.
In the long run, blockchains will not compete solely on technology. They will compete on the strength of their ecosystems. The blockchain with the most useful applications, the largest developer community, and the strongest network effects will ultimately create the greatest long-term value. Technology builds the foundation, but dApps build the economy, and the economy is what determines the success of a blockchain.
#InterLink #ITLG #ITL
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INS (InterLink Name Service) App is coming soon
What Is InterLink Name Service?
INS is a decentralized naming protocol built on InterLink Chain that lets users register human-readable names ending in ".itl." Each INS name is an IRC-721 non-fungible token (NFT), giving the owner verifiable ownership that can be transferred or sold like other digital assets.
Beyond wallet addresses, INS names can link to cryptocurrency addresses on other blockchains, content hashes pointing to websites or files on decentralized storage networks, and personal metadata such as social media handles or email addresses.
Once live, INS will grow into a community-governed protocol managed through InterLink DAO, which will oversee the INS root and make key protocol decisions.
NameWrapper and IRC-1155 names
The INS NameWrapper contract will allow INS names to be wrapped and represented as IRC-1155 tokens rather than plain IRC-721 tokens. Wrapped names support "fuses," permission settings that control what actions can be taken on a name, such as preventing subdomain creation or preventing the name from being unwrapped. This enables more advanced use cases, including emancipated subdomains that cannot be revoked by the parent name owner.
How Does INS Work?
- Architecture
INS uses a hierarchical structure. At the top are top-level domains (TLDs) like ".itl," each managed by smart contracts called registrars that define registration rules. The INS registry is a central smart contract that records domain ownership, resolver assignments, and cache settings. Resolvers are contracts responsible for translating INS names into addresses or other data.
- Forward and reverse resolution
Forward resolution converts an INS name (such as "alice.itl") into one or more addresses or linked data. Reverse resolution works in the opposite direction, linking an address back to its primary INS name. This allows wallets and applications to display human-readable names instead of full hex addresses.
- Domains and subdomains
Owners of INS domains can create effectively unlimited subdomains that they fully control. For example, owning "alice.itl" allows creation of "mail.alice.itl" or "shop.alice.itl," each pointing to different resources or managed independently. With the NameWrapper, subdomains can be issued with specific permissions baked in.
What Can You Do With INS?
INS simplifies sending and receiving cryptocurrency by replacing complex addresses with readable names, reducing the risk of errors during transactions. A single INS name can link to multiple blockchain addresses, making cross-chain interactions easier to manage.
INS names can also store information such as website links, email addresses, and social media handles, making them useful as decentralized identifiers for personal or organizational branding. Subdomain creation and delegation enable communities and applications to build naming systems on top of an INS domain they control.
Registering and Managing INS Domains
- Registration
Registering an INS domain will require a compatible crypto wallet and ITL to cover the registration fee. The process involves searching for an available name on the INS app and registering it directly. Most names will be available on a first-come, first-served basis without auctions.
- Pricing and renewal
Registration fees will be set in dollar terms but paid in ITL. On-chain price oracles will convert the dollar price into the current ITL amount at the time of payment, keeping the actual cost stable in dollar terms regardless of ITL's market price. Names with five or more characters are expected to cost around a few dollars per year, while shorter names (three to four characters) will carry higher fees due to their scarcity. INS domains will require periodic renewal, with a grace period after expiration that allows owners to renew before a name re-enters the public pool.
#InterLink #ITLG #ITL
What Is InterLink Name Service?
INS is a decentralized naming protocol built on InterLink Chain that lets users register human-readable names ending in ".itl." Each INS name is an IRC-721 non-fungible token (NFT), giving the owner verifiable ownership that can be transferred or sold like other digital assets.
Beyond wallet addresses, INS names can link to cryptocurrency addresses on other blockchains, content hashes pointing to websites or files on decentralized storage networks, and personal metadata such as social media handles or email addresses.
Once live, INS will grow into a community-governed protocol managed through InterLink DAO, which will oversee the INS root and make key protocol decisions.
NameWrapper and IRC-1155 names
The INS NameWrapper contract will allow INS names to be wrapped and represented as IRC-1155 tokens rather than plain IRC-721 tokens. Wrapped names support "fuses," permission settings that control what actions can be taken on a name, such as preventing subdomain creation or preventing the name from being unwrapped. This enables more advanced use cases, including emancipated subdomains that cannot be revoked by the parent name owner.
How Does INS Work?
- Architecture
INS uses a hierarchical structure. At the top are top-level domains (TLDs) like ".itl," each managed by smart contracts called registrars that define registration rules. The INS registry is a central smart contract that records domain ownership, resolver assignments, and cache settings. Resolvers are contracts responsible for translating INS names into addresses or other data.
- Forward and reverse resolution
Forward resolution converts an INS name (such as "alice.itl") into one or more addresses or linked data. Reverse resolution works in the opposite direction, linking an address back to its primary INS name. This allows wallets and applications to display human-readable names instead of full hex addresses.
- Domains and subdomains
Owners of INS domains can create effectively unlimited subdomains that they fully control. For example, owning "alice.itl" allows creation of "mail.alice.itl" or "shop.alice.itl," each pointing to different resources or managed independently. With the NameWrapper, subdomains can be issued with specific permissions baked in.
What Can You Do With INS?
INS simplifies sending and receiving cryptocurrency by replacing complex addresses with readable names, reducing the risk of errors during transactions. A single INS name can link to multiple blockchain addresses, making cross-chain interactions easier to manage.
INS names can also store information such as website links, email addresses, and social media handles, making them useful as decentralized identifiers for personal or organizational branding. Subdomain creation and delegation enable communities and applications to build naming systems on top of an INS domain they control.
Registering and Managing INS Domains
- Registration
Registering an INS domain will require a compatible crypto wallet and ITL to cover the registration fee. The process involves searching for an available name on the INS app and registering it directly. Most names will be available on a first-come, first-served basis without auctions.
- Pricing and renewal
Registration fees will be set in dollar terms but paid in ITL. On-chain price oracles will convert the dollar price into the current ITL amount at the time of payment, keeping the actual cost stable in dollar terms regardless of ITL's market price. Names with five or more characters are expected to cost around a few dollars per year, while shorter names (three to four characters) will carry higher fees due to their scarcity. INS domains will require periodic renewal, with a grace period after expiration that allows owners to renew before a name re-enters the public pool.
#InterLink #ITLG #ITL
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THE INTERLINK ECOSYSTEM IS ABOUT TO EXPAND 🔥
Next week, a new wave of dApps goes live on InterLink Chain mainnet.
LinkersMap
ATV
BitFlip
InterPredict
ITL Vault
InterLink Name Service
Six applications, one settlement asset. Every interaction across these dApps runs through $ITL. More applications means more transactions. More transactions means more $ITL in motion.
This is what utility actually looks like. Not a promise on a roadmap, but an economy with something to spend on.
The ecosystem is not growing slowly. It is about to expand all at once.
Because the goal was never to launch a few applications. The goal is to build an ecosystem large enough and strong enough to carry a real economy, one that lasts long after the moment it was created.
#InterLink #ITLG #ITL
Next week, a new wave of dApps goes live on InterLink Chain mainnet.
LinkersMap
ATV
BitFlip
InterPredict
ITL Vault
InterLink Name Service
Six applications, one settlement asset. Every interaction across these dApps runs through $ITL. More applications means more transactions. More transactions means more $ITL in motion.
This is what utility actually looks like. Not a promise on a roadmap, but an economy with something to spend on.
The ecosystem is not growing slowly. It is about to expand all at once.
Because the goal was never to launch a few applications. The goal is to build an ecosystem large enough and strong enough to carry a real economy, one that lasts long after the moment it was created.
#InterLink #ITLG #ITL
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