In blockchain technology, interoperability is the key to maximizing decentralized networks. One project that stands out in tackling the blockchain's interoperability challenge is Wormhole, a protocol for cross-chain communication and asset transfer. While protocols like Axelar, LayerZero, and Hyperlane have revolutionized how smart contracts and dapps interact, their confinement to EVM chains is a notable drawback. In contrast, Wormhole breaks new ground by enabling communication with both EVM chains and non-EVM chains like Solana, Near, Algorand, and Cardano. This blog explores how Wormhole shares data with other blockchains, how dapps communicate through Wormhole, and the innovative solutions driving the next generation of decentralized applications.

A rich ecosystem of dapps exists on many blockchains. These dapps provide many services and different use cases:

Since their introduction in 2016, DAOs have enabled new experiments on human coordination and organization, mainly because they’re an effective way to work with like-minded people worldwide. Currently, DAOs are changing how talent works and receive compensation. But how did such an organization and governance phenomenon happen? What’s the story behind the 10.7 Billion USD currently locked in treasury by existing DAOs?