👀 Problem

Example questions to answer: What problem are we solving? For whom? When do they experience this issue? What data, research and feedback do we have that explains this problem? Which customers are we working with, or hearing from, to better understand this problem? Why is solving this problem urgent? Why is it important?

What problem are we solving?

TLDR; The rise of Cross-Chain Messaging Layers (AMBs) presents challenges in DApp integration due to varied interfaces. A modular infrastructure offers DApps flexibility, enabling them to switch between AMBs based on factors like speed and security for optimal user experience in the evolving blockchain ecosystem.

The proliferation of multiple networks and the rapid development of Cross-Chain Messaging Layers, also known as Arbitrary Messaging Layers (AMBs), is underway. Each network comes with its unique interface, security measures, and onboarding processes, establishing itself as a core element in the integration of DApps. However, the challenge lies in the complexity of seamlessly onboarding a stable AMB, making it the optimal solution to ensure the best user experience within an interoperable ecosystem.

A modular infrastructure emerges as the ideal solution for DApps, liberating them from being tethered to a single AMB. This approach allows DApps the flexibility to switch between different AMBs based on factors such as speed, cost-effectiveness, and security, thereby adapting to the evolving needs of the decentralized landscape.

In embracing a modular infrastructure, DApps can navigate the dynamic landscape of blockchain networks, making strategic decisions based on the specific requirements of their users and the ever-changing blockchain environment. The ability to seamlessly integrate and switch between AMBs not only enhances the overall user experience but also positions DApps to thrive in an interoperable and evolving blockchain ecosystem.

For whom? When do they experience this issue?

DAPPs of all level has been facing this challenging problem as interface and integration is leaping away for different AMBs. Being tethered to one AMB hasn’t been beneficial to any DAPP as illustrated by the Multichain Protocol integrations observed this year.

What data, research, and feedback do we have that explains this problem?