The future of Web3 is multi-chain.
The race to scale Ethereum is heating up. Application-specific rollups are now dominated by general-purpose rollups like Arbitrum, Optimism, and zkSync, along with Scroll with their zkEVM. Users continue to flock to layer 2s motivated by lower transaction fees, faster speeds, flourishing dApp ecosystems, and the potential for airdrops.
But what makes a chain desirable for Web3 projects?
Let’s find out!
Web3 is a highly collaborative space. Building partnerships is a fundamental aspect of success for Web3 startups.
Because Web3 is soo new, many of us are building in uncharted territory. Partnerships allow us to bring together technologies, so that not everyone is reinventing the wheel.
But the word “Partnership” is usually misused in web3 and the majority of partnerships that we see on CT are no more than just an announcement tweet.
Before we begin, I must admit that I am not an expert on this matter. The tips provided below are simply based on my observations from my experience in the space over the last four years. Last night, I had a discussion on this topic with @Zubairey0 , Business Development Manager with @SeedifyFund . I want to extend my gratitude to him for his contribution.