Caldera and the Explosion of Application Chain Track
The concept of Application Chain (Appchain) is not new, but there are not many projects that can truly help developers land quickly and securely. The emergence of Caldera precisely captures this pain point.
On traditional public chains, applications often face two dilemmas: limited performance and intense competition. Whether it is DeFi protocols or GameFi projects, they compete for bandwidth with a large number of unrelated transactions, resulting in a decline in user experience. The solution provided by Caldera is to allow developers to have a dedicated chain that maintains compatibility with the Ethereum ecosystem while having completely independent throughput and resources.
What does this mean for project parties? It means that users will not be lost due to network congestion, it means a more controllable economic model and governance mechanism, and it means that business logic can be completely embedded into the underlying chain. All of this no longer requires teams to spend years building their own infrastructure; Caldera has already provided them with the underlying framework.
From a broader perspective, the existence of Caldera makes “Blockchain as a Service” a reality, just as cloud computing has done for the internet industry. In the future, more startup teams will build their businesses directly based on Caldera, and the $ERA token will become the core driving force for ecosystem operation.
It can be said that Caldera has seized the most important opportunity on the eve of large-scale blockchain implementation.