Advisory and incubation platform, Helix together with Layer 1 blockchain Avalanche and with the backing of Faculty Group, introduced Fusion—an initiative designed to support the development of purpose-driven, domain-specific blockchain ecosystems. Structured around a novel economic framework aimed at enhancing coordination across the ecosystem, Fusion provides developers, enterprises, and protocols with access to customizable, modular networks intended to generate tangible real-world outcomes.
“Fusion is about unlocking the next chapter of blockchain adoption,” said Fusion Core Contributor David Post in a written statement. “We’re building a framework that goes beyond experimentation—enabling scalable, sector-specific solutions with real-world impact and value. By combining Avalanche’s performance with a powerful suite of modular services, Fusion gives builders the tools they need to deploy meaningful applications and connect them to a thriving, interoperable ecosystem,” he added.
Fusion is designed with a two-layer structure consisting of Composers and Modules. Composers are independent Layer 1 blockchains customized for particular sectors such as AI, decentralized science, and decentralized physical infrastructure networks. Modules function as modular services—including compute resources, stablecoins, and biometric data—that support the Composers. Each Composer provides accessible software development kits (SDKs) and application programming interfaces (APIs), enabling developers to integrate these services, launch applications, and perform various operations. The Modules serve as interoperable components that can be combined through Composers to generate value for end users. These components include oracles providing real-world data like weather, sports, and commodities; financial tools such as asset swap platforms and treasury management; identity verification; decentralized data storage; and reputation systems that may offer benefits such as loyalty rewards or exclusive access via non-fungible tokens.
Fusion’s architecture is built on Avalanche’s high-performance technology stack, utilizing the C-Chain for fast, EVM-compatible smart contract processing and Interchain Messaging (ICM) to enable secure and efficient communication between Composers and other Layer 1 blockchains. This design supports interoperability and scalability across the network.
“Fusion equips developers with the tools they need to build impactful, real-world applications on live blockchain networks,” said Nicholas Mussallem, CEO of AvaCloud, in a written statement. “While AvaCloud streamlines Layer 1 network creation, Fusion enhances these networks once they’re operational. This initiative combines the best tools for scaling blockchain technology, creating tangible value, and driving widespread adoption across industries,” he added.
Fusion To Accelerate Deployment Of Industry-Specific Composers On Avalanche
Fusion is backed by $100 million in resources allocated to existing Avalanche initiatives such as Multiverse, Retro9000, InfraBUIDL, and InfraBUIDL AI, aimed at driving a new phase of ecosystem growth. These funds are intended to accelerate the deployment of Composers in practical industry sectors, support key Modules that deliver essential infrastructure and services, and encourage developers and builders to adopt Composer APIs and SDKs for creating effective, results-oriented applications.
The initial Fusion ecosystem features Composers like Life Network, which assists healthcare organizations in implementing AI-based solutions for specific medical conditions such as stroke prevention. Other Composers include Kite AI, a decentralized AI platform, and Tayga, which focuses on DePIN. Future plans include the introduction of additional Composers addressing areas such as real-world assets (RWAs), identity, and decentralized finance, alongside collaboration with partners like QuickNode and Space and Time to integrate advanced Modules.
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