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Multi-Chain Functionality

Definition

Multi-chain functionality refers to the capability of a digital asset or application to operate across several distinct blockchain networks. This feature enables assets or data to move seamlessly between different blockchains, allowing users to leverage the unique advantages of various protocols without being confined to a single ecosystem. It involves the use of bridges, atomic swaps, or other interoperability solutions to facilitate cross-chain communication and value transfer. Multi-chain functionality aims to enhance liquidity, scalability, and user experience within the broader digital asset landscape.