Definition ∞ An interoperable network is a system of distinct blockchain protocols or digital ledgers that can communicate and exchange data or assets seamlessly. This capability allows different networks to interact without needing a central intermediary for conversions or translations. It facilitates a more connected and expansive digital asset ecosystem.
Context ∞ The development of interoperable networks is a primary objective in the blockchain space, aiming to overcome the fragmentation between various layer-one and layer-two solutions. News frequently covers advancements in cross-chain bridges, atomic swaps, and standardized communication protocols. Achieving true interoperability is considered essential for the widespread adoption and scalability of decentralized applications.
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