Modular Blockchains
Modular blockchains are designed to improve the network's performance, scalability, and customizability by separating the execution, settlement, consensus, and data availability layers contained within the blockchain into distinct "modules." This approach allows for the creation of new blockchains by selecting and assembling different modules, enhancing the network's flexibility and efficiency.
EigenDA is a RaaS market that provides acceleration services, reducing the barriers to Rollup deployment. It is a data availability network designed to enhance the throughput and reduce the cost of Rollup protocols. This article will uncover the process of deploying Rollup using EigenDA.
4/23/2024, 2:39:28 PM
Why are modular blockchains increasingly being brought to the forefront? What exactly does modular blockchain mean? This article will explore the new trend in blockchain—modular narratives. It will look at the challenges faced by Ethereum, compare modular blockchains to monolithic blockchains, and anticipate the impact of modular blockchains on the overall blockchain architecture and its use.
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The monolithic blockchain is the first way to build a blockchain, but scalability issues have led to the emergence of modular blockchains. This article compares modular blockchains with monolithic blockchains, helping you understand the advantages and disadvantages of both types of blockchains.
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