According to undisclosed sources, Sapphire will integrate seamlessly with the Oasis Privacy Layer (OPL), enabling DApps already present on EVM networks to leverage the blockchain’s privacy-first capabilities. Notably, this integration is expected to eliminate the necessity for cross-chain swaps of respective tokens.
Jernej Kos, Director of Oasis Foundation, emphasized that Sapphire’s full EVM-compatibility would provide developers with the convenience of building private smart contracts within a familiar environment, such as using Solidity smart contracts on the EVM, akin to Ethereum.
Additionally, Kos mentioned that the implementation of this new functionality is poised to enhance the interoperability of DApps across various chains, ensuring compatibility and smooth operation.
The introduction of Sapphire stands to significantly impact the blockchain landscape by fostering increased privacy and versatility for DApps, enabling developers to create secure and efficient solutions without the complexity of cross-chain swaps.