EtherScale
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    • Overview of Rollups
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      • 🚫Existing Problems with RaaS
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      • 🧿EtherScale's Approach
    • Introduction to EigenLayer
  • Products Overview
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  • Definition and Importance of Chain Agnosticism
  • Benefits of Chain Agnosticism
  • EtherScale’s Chain Agnostic Capabilities
  1. EtherScale Bedrock

Chain Agnostic

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Last updated 10 months ago

Definition and Importance of Chain Agnosticism

Chain agnosticism enables a platform to operate across multiple blockchain networks. This flexibility allows developers to choose the best blockchain to suit their application's needs and broadening potential user bases.

Benefits of Chain Agnosticism

  • Developer Flexibility: Offers developers the freedom to select optimal blockchains without platform constraints.

  • Expanded Reach: Access to multiple blockchains increases market potential for applications.

  • Reduced Dependency: ScaleApps are not tied to a single blockchain, reducing risks associated with reliance on one platform.

  • Market Reach: ScaleApps can tap into wider markets and leverage the strengths of multiple blockchains, enhancing their functionality and reach.

EtherScale’s Chain Agnostic Capabilities

EtherScale supports multiple virtual machines, such as the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and Solana's Sealevel VM (SVM), to accommodate a variety of blockchain applications. This setup not only serves current market demands but is also poised to adapt to future technologies, such as BitVM, ensuring EtherScale remains at the forefront of blockchain scalability solutions.