Blockchains are transparent by default, and as a result, lack privacy.

Decentralization is one of the main selling points crypto has to offer, but few talk about (or turn a blind eye to) the fact that a large portion of the space, infrastructure in particular, is centralized or relies on centralized services.

Perpetual swaps are the most popular and most traded product in all of crypto.

The majority of Decentralized Applications available today are built with smart contracts deployed on top of existing blockchains (Ethereum, Avalanche, Solana, etc.). Smart contracts built on the same blockchains would then be part of a shared environment. In this article I want to touch up on why this can be better improved upon.

Every blockchain has to perform 3 core functions; consensus, execution and data availability.