Previous blockchain projects resembled early mobile phone manufacturers, where regardless of their size or strength, they all wanted to create their own chips, write their own systems, and make their own screens, even insisting on tightening their own screws.
Big companies with abundant resources could invest heavily to build a complete industrial chain, but how could small teams have that confidence? Some teams had great ideas in smart contract design but struggled to find funding for data storage frameworks and were ultimately dragged down; others excelled in optimizing transaction speeds but got stuck in security protection, ultimately having to wrap things up hastily. This kind of 'self-reliance' model made the entire industry feel like a group of ants climbing a hill on their own, exhausting themselves yet unable to move quickly. #ERA
But the emergence of @Caldera Official has directly pushed the industry into the 'modular era.' It's like a super accessory marketplace, where some people specialize in crafting security modules to guard against hackers, others work hard to create computing modules that can process transactions in seconds, and some focus on developing low-cost data storage modules. Small teams no longer have to force themselves to be 'all-rounders.' For instance, if they want to create an NFT trading platform, they can simply pick a ready-made image storage module from the market, add a high-concurrency trading component, and focus all their energy on user experience.
Even public chains can breathe a sigh of relief. For example, if a certain public chain has slow transfer speeds, it can integrate with #Caldera , which specializes in high-speed settlements, allowing users to see their transfers arrive instantly; if another public chain has weak security protections, it can connect to top-notch encryption modules, instantly becoming as solid as a rock.
In the future, the industry will no longer compete over who has the thickest 'foundation,' but rather who can cleverly assemble the best modules from the market and gather the most partners. Everyone will focus on what they do best, supporting each other as they move forward, allowing the blockchain industry to run both steadily and swiftly. $ERA