refers to an architectural approach where a digital asset or application is built to operate across several distinct blockchain networks. This strategy aims to leverage the unique strengths of different blockchains, such as scalability, security, or specific functionalities, while enabling interoperability. Such designs often employ bridges or cross-chain communication protocols to facilitate asset movement and data exchange between networks. It addresses the fragmentation of the blockchain ecosystem.
Context
The development and adoption of multi-chain designs are central to current discussions about blockchain interoperability and scalability. News often covers projects that successfully deploy or integrate across multiple networks, enhancing user accessibility and reducing reliance on single-chain limitations. Debates frequently center on the security implications of cross-chain bridges and the standardization of inter-blockchain communication protocols.
This novel architecture establishes a decentralized network discovery and cross-chain service resolution protocol, unlocking the full potential of the Internet of Blockchains.
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