ADI Chain adopts a 'sovereignty-ready' architecture design, tailored to meet the strict requirements of national-level digital services. Its uniqueness lies in not following the traditional path of general public chains, but instead embedding regulatory friendliness and institutional-level performance metrics directly into the architecture layer. This design approach reflects a trend: the next-generation public chain infrastructure must not only possess decentralization features but also be capable of meeting policy frameworks and the practical needs of large-scale institutional users. From the technology stack to governance mechanisms, ADI Chain embodies this 'regulatory alignment' concept — a direction worth paying attention to for blockchain projects aiming to enter the mainstream financial system.
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OnchainGossiper
· 17h ago
Well... it's just about trying to please regulators. No matter how nicely it's said, it can't change the fact that decentralization has been compromised.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 18h ago
Ha, a regulatory-friendly public chain? Sounds like trying to have it both ways—wanting decentralization but also approval from regulatory authorities. Can this really work?
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LiquidityHunter
· 18h ago
Regulation-friendly = a decentralized watered-down version, I still find this logic a bit uncomfortable.
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gas_fee_trauma
· 18h ago
Regulation-friendly = decentralized castration? I still can't quite understand this logic.
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ImaginaryWhale
· 18h ago
Regulation-friendly public chains? It sounds like doing business with the government. Where has the true spirit of decentralization gone?
ADI Chain adopts a 'sovereignty-ready' architecture design, tailored to meet the strict requirements of national-level digital services. Its uniqueness lies in not following the traditional path of general public chains, but instead embedding regulatory friendliness and institutional-level performance metrics directly into the architecture layer. This design approach reflects a trend: the next-generation public chain infrastructure must not only possess decentralization features but also be capable of meeting policy frameworks and the practical needs of large-scale institutional users. From the technology stack to governance mechanisms, ADI Chain embodies this 'regulatory alignment' concept — a direction worth paying attention to for blockchain projects aiming to enter the mainstream financial system.