Axelar is launching the AVM virtual machine, allowing developers to write cross-chain smart contracts

According to Layer1 Axelar on X platform, Axelar is launching a virtual machine (AVM) that allows developers to write smart contracts with cross-chain functionality. Protocol-level cross-chain logic can now be encoded at the smart contract layer to achieve chain abstraction-related functions.

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