Mitosis Core

Introduction For the better part of the last decade, the blockchain industry has revolved around building vertically integrated networks monolithic chains that bundle execution, consensus, settlement, and data availability into a single layer. Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche, and even Bitcoin all reflect this architectural philosophy: everything lives on the same base

1. Introduction: The Magic of Network Effects In the world of technology and economics, there exists a powerful, almost magical force capable of transforming simple products and services into indispensable ecosystems – network effects. Simply put, a network effect occurs when the value of a product or service for each individual

1. Introduction: The Web3 User's Headache – Complexity and Gas The world of Web3 and decentralized finance (DeFi) opens up incredible possibilities, but for many users, especially newcomers, it still remains terra incognita, full of complexities. Two perennial "headaches" that deter mass adoption are: 1. Managing Private

1. Introduction: The TCP/IP Revolution and the Birth of the Modern Internet Before diving into the world of Web3 and cross-chain liquidity, let's take a brief historical detour. Let's recall the technology without which our current digital world is unimaginable – the TCP/IP (Transmission Control

1. Introduction: Web3 Has Matured – Regulators Are Paying Attention The world of decentralized finance (DeFi) and cross-chain technologies has long evolved in a relatively "gray" regulatory zone. Innovation outpaced legislation, and the global and decentralized nature of Web3 created complexities for traditional regulatory approaches. However, as transaction volumes

Introduction Staking was introduced in Web3 as a mechanism to align incentives, secure networks, and reward participants. In theory, it's the ultimate win-win: token holders contribute to the security and governance of a protocol and, in return, are compensated with rewards. But over time, staking has evolved and