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Light-Weight Interactions

Definition

Light-weight interactions are blockchain operations designed to consume minimal computational resources and transaction fees. These operations prioritize efficiency, speed, and cost-effectiveness, making them suitable for frequent, smaller-scale engagements with decentralized applications. Examples include simple token transfers, voting in governance polls, or minor state changes on a layer-2 scaling solution. The design of such interactions is critical for improving user experience and scalability across various blockchain networks.