Why Do Most Chains Actually Fail?

Here's the hard truth: it's rarely a technology problem. Most blockchain projects collapse because they operate in silos—unable to communicate or interact with other networks. That fragmentation cripples their potential.

This is exactly the gap that cross-chain interoperability solutions aim to fill. Think about it: what good is building on a chain if it can't seamlessly connect with the broader ecosystem?

Enter the interoperability layer—the missing infrastructure piece. Projects working on this space understand that the future isn't about individual chains competing in isolation. It's about networks that can actually talk to each other, execute transactions across multiple chains, and create real composability.

The ones solving this problem first will unlock massive value. Because when liquidity, assets, and applications can flow freely across chains, that's when Web3 truly scales.