Caldera takes steps that allow blockchains to operate more efficiently. But today it’s time to look deeper — at modularity.

In traditional blockchains, everything is "stitched" into a single system: executing transactions, consensus, data storage. This creates rigid constraints. Imagine a computer where the processor, memory, and graphics card are permanently connected and cannot be replaced — such a design quickly becomes outdated.

Caldera offers a different approach: modular blockchains, where each component can be tailored to specific needs. This means that a DeFi startup can focus on optimizing transaction speeds, while a gaming project emphasizes scalability and low fees.

In the previous post, we touched on the topic of Rollup Chains, which allow for offloading the main network. Now it becomes clear that modularity is what makes such solutions even more flexible, enabling the integration of innovations without restructuring the entire architecture.

In simple terms: Caldera paves the way for blockchains that can be "built to suit," like a LEGO constructor.