Explaining Polkadot for Beginners
Imagine Polkadot ecosystem as European Union, where Parachains act as one union.
- They can trade between each other under a certain security.
- You can travel without any visa. (XCM)
- You can use the needs you require from other EU country easily.
Currently, this is the best approach against the communication problem of blockchains; connecting the dots without compromising the security.
As the number of specialized blockchains increases, the need for an interoperability is required; to be able to bridge all these platforms.
- You don’t need to build everything from scratch.
- You just borrow from an other country in EU or lend to an another.
- These countries/Parachains still act as independent within their own currencies, governance and economic structures.
For the ones who can’t afford or don’t prefer to be in EU/Parachains, can work through as e-Residency .
As an E-resident entrepreneurs from whole world can launch their EU-based company and benefit of shared security and bridging/XCM.
Pay as you go model→ Parathreads
You don’t even need to be a Parachain or a Parathread to leverage XCM.
You can still make a business, send messages over an EVM bridge across Parachains via XCMP.
In this European Union analogy: You can act same as United Kingdom.
If you like these kind of analogies, please let me know.
You can also check up my “Zero Knowledge Proof”; explaining on child level.
The post on → my twitter.
Coming from a background of Computer Science and Cinematography, I've found my niche in this space, blending technical know-how with storytelling.
Much as films tell stories, blockchains craft their own narratives, complete with innovation, culture, believers and emotions.
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