The future of Web 3.0 is in for a change with Syntropy's announcement of its new name, Synternet. They want to make it easier for data to move between different blockchains. This means changing the look of their logo, colors, and website.

Synternet's CEO, Daniel Haudenschild, says it's not just a new name, but a big step toward a better blockchain future. They want to make Web3 more open and connected.

Synternet's main focus is on making it simpler to share data across blockchains. Other projects like Union Labs are also working on this. They hope to make it easier for different blockchains to work together.

By getting rid of the need for centralized data sources, Synternet aims to speed up blockchain development and use. Their goal is to connect different blockchains so they can share data more easily.

The name change reflects Synternet's aim to be a top-tier blockchain. They want their look to match their goals and progress.

In the future, Synternet plans to launch its blockchain and a bridge between Ethereum and Cosmos. These changes will help make Web 3.0 more connected and usable.

Users who hold the NOIA token, which is linked to Syntropy, don't need to worry. The token will keep working as usual.