Native Composability over Interoperability
Native Composability over Interoperability
In a multi-chain world, interoperability has been the goal: connecting isolated chains via bridges and communication protocols. But interoperability comes with significant trade-offs:
Security Risks: Cross-chain bridges are common attack vectors.
Latency: External messaging increases transaction delays.
Complex UX: Users and developers must deal with multiple chains and tokens.
Arichain focuses not on interoperability, but on native composability.
By integrating multiple VMs natively:
Smart contracts on EVM and programs on SVM can interact directly within the same chain.
Unified Accounts and Wallets allow seamless asset and data interactions.
The result is a blockchain where dApps from different ecosystems can compose, collaborate, and build on each other — without the friction of cross-chain bridges.
Composability is no longer an external feature — it’s native to Arichain’s design.
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