Chromia Launches MVP Mainnet, Opening a New Chapter for Web3

Recently, an innovative Layer 1 relational blockchain platform announced the launch of its MVP Mainnet, marking an important step for the platform in the field of decentralized applications. The newly launched MVP Mainnet will introduce a native token and establish a robust network infrastructure to promote further development of the ecosystem.

The platform called Chromia adopts a modular framework, providing dedicated dApp chains, customizable fee structures, and high-quality digital assets for users and developers. The core goal of Chromia is to fundamentally change the information structure on the blockchain by providing real-time indexed locally queryable data services, simplifying the end-user experience, and helping businesses build new Web3 business models.

Chromia's relational blockchain approach redefines the structure and management of data on the chain, making complex searches and computations more efficient. This innovative solution eliminates the need for third-party indexing services and data availability layers, significantly enhancing overall efficiency and usability.

Currently, the Chromia ecosystem covers a wide range, including game projects (such as My Neighbor Alice and DAR Open Network), emerging projects (such as Chain of Alliance and Cloudborn), digital collectibles (such as the sports digital collectibles solution Fanzeal), and various third-party projects (such as NFT markets and DeFi protocols).

By deeply understanding blockchain economics, Chromia allows developers to rent resource containers and autonomously design revenue streams in their dApps, providing users with a "gasless" experience. This simplified approach not only eliminates usage friction for end users but also makes it easier for developers to introduce new Web3 business models.

The release of the MVP Mainnet is a key event in the development process of Chromia. It not only allows tokens under certain protocols to migrate to the Mainnet network, but also synchronously builds a series of powerful features based on the Chromia infrastructure, including network hosting fee payments and service provider payments.

The co-founder of Chromia stated that this release represents an important step for the platform in achieving its vision. They emphasized that Chromia combines blockchain architecture with the concepts of cloud computing and database theory, providing an excellent end-user experience with its integrated tools.

Next, Chromia plans to implement Native Staking and Delegation at the end of the third quarter, optimize the bridging infrastructure, and carry out further core upgrades. These initiatives aim to enhance the platform's functionality and performance, supporting Chromia's continued growth and adoption in Web3.

With the launch of the MVP Mainnet, it is expected that more and more ecosystem projects will deploy dApps on Chromia, and network activity will gradually increase. The growth in demand will drive the dynamic expansion of the Chromia network to support more dApp clusters, providing a scalable and flexible infrastructure for future growth.