HOKKFI is a multi-chain DeFi ecosystem centered around a blockchain oracle called Telegraph. It aims to make cross-chain communication for smart contracts across multiple blockchains easily accessible and affordable. Unlike current blockchain bridge node networks that require registrations and approvals, HOKKFi provides a cross-chain bridge and ecosystem that developers can integrate into their projects with a few lines of code, without any registration. Validators in the system use external full node providers to communicate with the chains, keeping the validators lightweight and fast to set up. They are rewarded with Telegraph tokens (MSG) linked to the fees generated from each successfully transmitted message. HOKKFi is an openly accessible and open-sourced ecosystem, which is a unique model in bridges today.

While the bridge is openly accessible, HOKKFi ensures its improvement and marketing by allocating a portion of the generated fees to a wallet controlled by the entity. However, code updates made by the entity still require the approval of a majority of the validators, preventing a hostile takeover. This approach ensures the bridge's consistent growth without the risk of malicious control.

The HOKKFi ecosystem caters to both retail investors and expert users, offering a wider product approach and more cross-chain capabilities compared to other DeFi players. With trillions of dollars expected to flow into new players in the crypto market over the next decade, HOKKFi aims to capture this opportunity. The go-to-market strategy targets developers and retail investors, introducing them to the ecosystem's features such as staking, farming, bridging, swapping, loaning, and NFT tracking - all available under one roof. HOKKFi provides users with a simple and easy way to use their crypto, offering realistic APY, better rewards, and a decentralized and transparent experience.

For more information, please visit the HOKKFi website [here](https://www.hokkfi.com/#/swap?chain=mainnet), the Telegraph website [here](http://telegraph.link), or view the Telegraph GitBook [here](https://telegraph-1.gitbook.io/what-is-telegraph/getting-started/what-is-telegraph).