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Multi-Chain Expansion

Definition

Multi-chain expansion refers to the strategic initiative by a blockchain protocol or decentralized application to operate or interoperate across multiple distinct blockchain networks. This approach aims to increase accessibility, user reach, and functional capabilities by leveraging the unique strengths of different distributed ledgers. It allows a single project to serve a broader audience and mitigate risks associated with reliance on a single blockchain. Such expansion is a key driver of ecosystem growth.
KILT Protocol Launches Comprehensive Decentralized Identity Suite across EVM Chains A detailed close-up reveals a robust metallic core, emblematic of a foundational blockchain protocol, partially enveloped by a vibrant blue, porous structure. This organic-like material, textured with granular surfaces and subtle translucence, represents a dynamic liquidity pool within a Decentralized Finance DeFi ecosystem. Dark, interlinked chains, symbolizing cryptographic hashing and immutable ledger entries, intricately wrap around both elements, signifying secure on-chain governance and the binding nature of smart contracts within a distributed network.

KILT Protocol Launches Comprehensive Decentralized Identity Suite across EVM Chains

KILT Protocol expands its decentralized identity framework with new consumer and enterprise applications, integrating across EVM-compatible blockchains to enable secure, privacy-preserving digital interactions and streamline compliance for institutional partners.