Why are more and more projects choosing Caldera?
If you pay attention to recent blockchain games, DeFi, or social projects, you will notice an interesting phenomenon: they are no longer flocking to the Ethereum mainnet or a popular L2, but are starting to choose to build independent application chains. Among them, Caldera has become the preferred choice for many teams.
The reason is quite straightforward. First, Caldera's application chain can achieve a high level of customization. Different projects have different needs; for example, a blockchain game focuses on TPS and low latency, while a financial application may pay more attention to security and compliance. Caldera's infrastructure allows developers to tailor and optimize according to their needs, without being constrained by the limitations of generic public chains.
Second, the improvement in user experience is very noticeable. Traditional L2s may face congestion and unstable gas fees, while Caldera's application chain can provide users with a smoother transaction experience. Imagine when you are playing a blockchain game, you are no longer forced to interrupt due to lag; this difference is enough to determine user retention rates.
Third, ecosystem and support. Caldera is not just a technical platform; it also offers full-process support from development to operation. This is crucial for many startup projects as it saves time and costs. After all, teams can focus their energy on innovating the application itself rather than getting stuck on the underlying architecture.
From a larger perspective, Caldera has captured a trend: Web3 is moving from shared resource competition to exclusive track coexistence. Because of this, more and more entrepreneurial teams, and even traditional institutions, are seeing Caldera as an entry point into Web3.
