Be it Web 2.0 – the current version of the internet that we know and use – or Web 3.0 – the decentralized internet that we are gradually transitioning to, the need for interoperability will always take center stage.
In the Web 2.0 realm, it is now easy to browse and interact with content from several different platforms, servers, and locations. Each of these content sources often links out to other websites, images, videos, and whatnot – effectively interconnecting the vast ecosystem.
But when it comes to Web 3.0, you won’t necessarily find a similar degree of connectivity, at least for now. This is because the current blockchain ecosystem is highly fragmented: hundreds of standalone blockchains, dozens of sidechains, hubs, and bridges are working in siloed environments with their respective captive user communities.
Because each blockchain serves a specific purpose, catering to a specific audience and facilitating related use cases, they aren’t able to communicate with each other....
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