Bitcoin Layer2 MAP protocol announced that it has received strategic investment from Waterdrip Capital. The MAP protocol was established in 2019 and is a Bitcoin Layer-2 used for peer-to-peer cross-chain interoperability.By leveraging the security mechanism of Bitcoin, the MAP protocol allows assets and users from other public chains to seamlessly interact with the Bitcoin network. It not only enhances network security, but also achieves BRC20 cross-chain capability.
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