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Modular blockchains represent a new approach to building blockchain networks, offering scalability, flexibility, and efficiency by decoupling essential tasks. In a traditional monolithic blockchain like Ethereum or Solana, the consensus (securing the network), data availability (ensuring transaction data is accessible), and execution (processing transactions and smart contracts) are tightly integrated.

A monolithic blockchain is a blockchain architecture in which the core functions of consensus, data availability, and execution are tightly integrated into a single layer. This design, common in early blockchain systems, contrasts with modular blockchains, where these functions are separated into specialized layers for improved scalability and efficiency. In

The Movement Airdrop is a token distribution strategy designed to reward users for participating in activity-based ecosystems, such as fitness, gaming, or decentralized applications (dApps). These airdrops incentivize users to engage in specific activities, such as physical movement, platform interactions, or community contributions, by distributing tokens as rewards. Movement airdrops

A Movement Token is a cryptocurrency or digital asset designed to incentivize, track, or reward specific actions or behaviors within an ecosystem, such as fitness, gaming, community engagement, or participation in decentralized finance (DeFi). These tokens are tied to measurable activities, encouraging users to contribute to the ecosystem while earning

Multichain Liquidity Provision (Multichain LP) refers to the practice of supplying liquidity across multiple blockchain networks, enabling decentralized finance (DeFi) applications to facilitate seamless trading, lending, and yield farming across different ecosystems. Unlike traditional liquidity provision, which is often restricted to a single blockchain, multichain LP solutions distribute liquidity dynamically