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Broadly speaking, there are two ways to think about scaling blockchains: break them into smaller pieces and try to connect them, or optimize and scale a single shard.

writing Move Move Move by Kyle Samani March 15, 2022 | 5 minute read Broadly speaking, there are two ways to think about scaling blockchains: break them into smaller pieces and try to connect them, or optimize and scale a single shard. Rollups and sharding are the prime examples of breaking blockchains into smaller pieces. These approaches create several second-order problems: They break composability They increase latency They increase technical complexity for developers They increase the cost of social coordination among many uncoordinated devs They make cross-chain apps inherently fragile T

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