Blockchain governance models are systems and rules that guide how decisions are made about changes, upgrades, and dispute resolution on a blockchain network. These models define who gets to propose changes, how those changes are approved, and how conflicts are handled. Governance can be centralised, with a small group making decisions, or decentralised, where many…

Blockchain network bootstrapping is the process of setting up and launching a new blockchain network from scratch. This includes configuring the initial nodes, defining the rules and parameters, and ensuring there are enough participants to make the network functional. Bootstrapping is crucial to ensure the network starts securely and operates as intended from the beginning.

Blockchain sharding techniques are methods that split a blockchain network into smaller, more manageable parts called shards. Each shard processes its own transactions and stores its own data, allowing the network to handle more activity at once. This approach helps blockchains scale efficiently by spreading the workload across multiple groups instead of having every participant…

Blockchain interoperability protocols are sets of rules and technologies that allow different blockchain systems to communicate and share information with each other. Without these protocols, blockchains operate in isolation, making it hard to transfer data or assets across networks. Interoperability protocols help build bridges between separate blockchains, making it possible to use applications and assets…