The Graphlinq protocol, a no-code protocol for advancement in blockchain development, is collaborating with Ice Open Network, a well-known L1 blockchain for scalable and rapid transfers. This partnership is intended to strengthen developers and creators across the Web3 ecosystem. The platform revealed the collaboration on its official social media account.
We look forward to welcoming @@graphlinq_proto online+ and to the Ice Open Network Ecosystem!
Known for its cheapest layer 1 and powerful AI-powered automation tools, #GraphlinQ makes it easy to create daps, bots, tokens and AI agents.
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– Ice Open Network (@ice_blockchain) April 30, 2025
Graphlinq and Ice Open Network Join Forces to Expand their reach to Web3 Developers
The partnership between Graphlinq and Ice Open Network will encourage experienced and novice Web3 developers looking for Swift Deployment capabilities. GraphlinQ offers a significantly more cost-effective L1 solution and a range of no-code automation equipment that leverages AI technology. Now, in collaboration with Ice Open Network, Graphlinq enables convenient development of AI agents, tokens, bots and Dapps.
The collaboration is expected to spark an exclusive era of innovation by increasing the accessibility of Ice Open Network’s growing consumer-based Graphlinq’s no-code tool. Mutual efforts also advance the key objectives of the Ice Open Network, which is to establish an inclusive and decentralized Internet. To this end, collaboration supports tools that minimize obstacles to blockchain development.
Streamline your DAPP development with cutting-edge tools
According to Graphlinq, as the Web3 sector continues to evolve, such strategic initiatives show an increasing demand for an interoperable, consumer-friendly blockchain ecosystem. Both entities attempt to build a foundation for the future marked by streamlined on-chain app development. In this respect, consumers don’t need to master any complex codebases at all. As collaboration moves forward, consumers are encouraged to adjust for further updates.
