In response to numerous Terra-based projects migrating to other networks in the aftermath of the Terra (LUNA) collapse, major blockchains like Polygon and Fantom are trying to attract Terra developers by offering assistance, supportive capital and other resources.
On Monday, Polygon Studios' CEO Ryan Wyatt tweeted that the Polygon community "is ready to welcome the developers and communities of these Terra projects." The layer-2 scaling solution also revealed working with a number of Terra projects to assist them migrating to the Polygon Network.
The next day, Fantom too extended its support to the Terra community by offering a grant program to help with integration, marketing and connections.
Juno, an interoperability-focused smart contract network that shares similarities with Terra’s technical architecture, introduced a new governance proposal asking approval for incentives for 1 million JUNO tokens worth $7 million for Terra projects who wish to migrate.
The proposal further stated that several Terra projects had expressed interest in migrating to Juno Network.
Similarly, Stargaze and Injective Protocol have also shown support on Twitter for migrating Terra-based projects to their chains.