[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Coinweb.io [@CoinwebOfficial](/creator/twitter/CoinwebOfficial) on x 47.2K followers Created: 2025-05-31 14:51:00 UTC Let’s talk about our InChain Architecture It's a foundational piece of what makes Coinweb different from other interoperability protocols. At a high level, most L2s sit on top of a single L1. They rely on that one chain’s data, consensus, and uptime. This creates a dependency that limits scalability and resilience. If the L1 fails, congests, or changes, the L2 suffers too. Coinweb flips this model. Instead of sitting on top of a single chain, Coinweb embeds itself inside multiple Layer 1s - this is what we call the InChain Architecture. It means that every application built on Coinweb doesn't inherit the limitations of one blockchain - it inherits the strengths of many. Data, computation, and execution logic can be spread across chains, while maintaining a single unified application experience. Here’s how it works in practice: X. Coinweb breaks down smart contract execution into deterministic processes that are embedded across several chains. X. It uses a unique consensus-independent model to track, verify, and coordinate these processes using L1 data directly. I3. nstead of trying to merge state across blockchains (which is messy and risky), Coinweb aligns the logic of execution across chains - ensuring consistency without forcing uniformity. This results in: ✅ Full data availability across connected chains ✅ Continuous dApp uptime, even if one chain fails ✅ The ability to scale horizontally by connecting to more L1s ✅ No need for new consensus or trust assumptions InChain means Coinweb doesn’t ask blockchains to change how they work. It simply connects to them, watches their data, and builds on top without compromising their security or design. This is a major step toward true cross-chain composability - where dApps aren’t confined to one chain, and interoperability isn’t an afterthought. It’s a subtle architectural choice with powerful consequences. And it’s what makes Coinweb’s model not just multi-chain, but chain-agnostic by design.  XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [scalability](/topic/scalability) [limits](/topic/limits) [coins interoperability](/topic/coins-interoperability) [coinweb](/topic/coinweb) [Post Link](https://x.com/CoinwebOfficial/status/1928826552273301661)
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Coinweb.io @CoinwebOfficial on x 47.2K followers
Created: 2025-05-31 14:51:00 UTC
Let’s talk about our InChain Architecture
It's a foundational piece of what makes Coinweb different from other interoperability protocols.
At a high level, most L2s sit on top of a single L1. They rely on that one chain’s data, consensus, and uptime. This creates a dependency that limits scalability and resilience. If the L1 fails, congests, or changes, the L2 suffers too.
Coinweb flips this model.
Instead of sitting on top of a single chain, Coinweb embeds itself inside multiple Layer 1s - this is what we call the InChain Architecture.
It means that every application built on Coinweb doesn't inherit the limitations of one blockchain - it inherits the strengths of many.
Data, computation, and execution logic can be spread across chains, while maintaining a single unified application experience.
Here’s how it works in practice:
X. Coinweb breaks down smart contract execution into deterministic processes that are embedded across several chains.
X. It uses a unique consensus-independent model to track, verify, and coordinate these processes using L1 data directly.
I3. nstead of trying to merge state across blockchains (which is messy and risky), Coinweb aligns the logic of execution across chains - ensuring consistency without forcing uniformity.
This results in:
✅ Full data availability across connected chains
✅ Continuous dApp uptime, even if one chain fails
✅ The ability to scale horizontally by connecting to more L1s
✅ No need for new consensus or trust assumptions
InChain means Coinweb doesn’t ask blockchains to change how they work.
It simply connects to them, watches their data, and builds on top without compromising their security or design.
This is a major step toward true cross-chain composability - where dApps aren’t confined to one chain, and interoperability isn’t an afterthought.
It’s a subtle architectural choice with powerful consequences.
And it’s what makes Coinweb’s model not just multi-chain, but chain-agnostic by design.
XXXXX engagements
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