The Inter-Blockchain Communication Protocol Evolves: New Logo, Website, and Brand Identity

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The Inter-Blockchain Communication Protocol (IBC) has revolutionized blockchain interoperability since its first implementation, ibc-go, launched in March 2021. Initially designed for Cosmos SDK chains, IBC now connects over 100 blockchains, extending its reach to ecosystems like Polkadot, Kusama, Hyperledger, and Corda—with Ethereum, Avalanche, EVM, and ZK Rollup compatibility on the horizon.

Key milestones:

These achievements underscore IBC’s role as a universal interoperability framework, trusted for its permissionless architecture, security, and developer flexibility.


IBC’s Rebranding: Aligning Vision with Impact

To reflect its growing influence, IBC is undergoing its first major rebranding, aimed at:

  1. Enhancing accessibility for developers.
  2. Solidifying technical credibility through a refreshed visual identity.
  3. Accelerating adoption via clearer messaging.

The rebrand emphasizes IBC’s mission: to enable blockchains to communicate without boundaries.


Updated Visual Identity

The new design merges celestial inspiration from Cosmos with technological elements, creating a distinct, modern look:

👉 Explore the IBC Roadmap


New Website & Documentation

The protocol’s digital presence is migrating to ibcprotocol.dev, featuring:

Docs site: Reorganized for better usability at ibc.cosmos.network.

Note: The former .org URL is deprecated—update bookmarks to .dev.


Future Directions: Expanding IBC’s Reach

The 2024 Roadmap prioritizes:

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FAQ

1. What chains currently support IBC?
Over 100 networks, including Cosmos, Polkadot, and Hyperledger—with Ethereum and EVM compatibility underway.

2. How secure is IBC?
Zero exploits since launch, with trust-minimized architecture.

3. Where can I find IBC documentation?
Visit the redesigned docs site.

4. Why the rebrand?
To better communicate IBC’s technical strengths and attract developers.


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