YOU’LL BE CROSSCHAIN IN A GLYPH: ApeCoin Announces That Yuga Labs’ Glyph Wallet Now Supports Crosschain Swaps!
- Kyle
- 11 hours ago
- 2 min read
You’ll be going crosschain in a Glyph!
On Monday, ApeCoin and Yuga Labs announced that their native Glyph Wallets just got an update, allowing users to swap their tokens to and from ApeChain with ease!
“Ape in one place,” ApeCoin said. “Glyph Wallet now supports seamless cross-network swaps natively across ApeChain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, BNB Smart Chain, and HyperLiquid.”
With this move, Glyph Wallet users will no longer need to bridge their tokens from one chain to another, removing one of the biggest barriers to getting from a Layer 1 like Ethereum to an L3 like ApeChain.
“Gud tech.” ApeCoin’s NGBShpend said. “So easy even an Ape can do it in under 69 seconds.”
Today’s Glyph announcement ties into ApeCoin’s broader Project RAID, short for Rapid ApeCoin Integration Deployment, an initiative that brought $Ape to Base, BNB Smart Chain, Solana, and HyperLiquid late last year with the goal of hyper-financializing $Ape and making the token accessible to a whole new audience.
As the Gazette previously reported, Yuga Labs first launched its Glyph wallet solution back in June 2025.
Since then, everyone and anyone has been able to ape into the ApeChain ecosystem, collecting free ApeChain x BWT Alpine collectible posters, picking up a CoolKicks x ApeChain NFT, and exploring Otherside!
Looking ahead, $Ape holders can expect to see more and more updates to Glyph as the team works to make the entire $Ape ecosystem as accessible as possible, while keeping the focus on the apps, not the wallet.
“People should not care about onboarding,” Yuga Labs Head of Product PP Man said back in March 2025. “That should be so easy that you go in there with one click. You sign up and then you’re playing on whatever app you wanted to try out. Users should care about the apps itself. This product should not outshine the apps. It’s so minimal and it’s the easiest onboarding system so users can actually use the app.”
For more information on Glyph, check out Yuga Labs’ docs here: https://docs.useglyph.io
