Multi-chain architecture describes a blockchain ecosystem composed of multiple interconnected and interoperable blockchains, rather than a single monolithic ledger. This design allows different chains to specialize in specific functions, such as data storage, transaction processing, or smart contract execution, while still communicating and transferring assets between each other. It aims to enhance scalability, flexibility, and overall network capacity.
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News frequently discusses multi-chain architecture as a solution to the scalability and interoperability limitations of single-chain designs. Projects building multi-chain systems, like Polkadot or Cosmos, often feature in reports highlighting their progress in facilitating cross-chain communication and asset transfers. The growth of multi-chain environments suggests a future where digital assets and applications operate seamlessly across diverse blockchain networks, addressing current fragmentation and improving user experience. This approach is central to the next generation of decentralized infrastructure.
Mitosis's miAsset primitive abstracts cross-chain friction, establishing a novel liquidity layer and accelerating capital efficiency across EVM ecosystems.
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