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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
The Relay Chain also handles their security and transactions, allowing cross-chain composability (modular communication between different blockchains) to function seamlessly. Through interoperability, Polkadot tries to resolve one of blockchain’s major flaws. Instead of existing as separate entities that work independently, blockchains can instead become part of the same ecosystem where not only information and money but also computer programs themselves can be exchanged securely in a scalable way. While private blockchains have somewhat different technical protocols from public blockchains, Polkadot even resolves the communication between these two distinct types of networks.Polkadot’s flexible and adaptive network architecture facilitates the onboarding process for new Web3 enterprises, enabling developers to take advantage of the scalability, interoperability and security offered. Therefore, Polkadot’s network also represents a significant breakthrough for developers and entrepreneurs who want to build any Web3 project from scratch, offering a fast time to market.When trying to create a new blockchain, developers build a unique state machine and a consensus algorithm, which are not easy to implement and take a lot of time and effort. Polkadot’s fundamental architecture aims at resolving this as it eliminates the need to build common blockchain components from scratch. A blockchain built within Polkadot uses the Substrate modular framework, which allows users to plug in the features they require while also allowing them to change them as needed. Moreover, it allows developers to customize the chain architecture and select specific components that suit their requirements. Should they wish, they can also connect to other ecosystems, including Ethereum and Bitcoin, via cross-ecosystem bridges.History of the Polkadot network The network’s name is already unique: a polka dot pattern on fabric consists of an array of circles of no fixed order, size or pattern. Together, polka dots represent, symbolically, a decentralized infrastructure.The history of Polkadot is closely associated with Ethereum. Its founder is Gavin Wood, who was the chief technology officer and core developer of Ethereum. He developed its smart contract programming language, Solidity, before leaving in 2016 to build Polkadot, initially envisaged as a sharded blockchain, and in October of the same year, he published Polkadot’s white paper.While still
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