Scalability Issues 💫

Despite their advantages, Layer 1 blockchains face scalability challenges. Since every transaction is processed on the base layer, the network can become congested during peak times. This congestion results in slower transaction speeds and higher costs. Such issues pose significant obstacles to the mass adoption of blockchain technology.

GraphLinq Chain: implemented a regional distribution of RPC nodes to offer optimized access for users across various geographic regions. With multiple RPC nodes catering to different areas, the GraphLinq Chain aims to deliver a faster and more reliable user experience. Users are automatically connected to a node specifically optimized for their location, enhancing their interaction with the GraphLinq Chain.

Energy Consumption ⚡

Certain Layer 1 blockchains, particularly those using proof-of-work consensus algorithms like Bitcoin, are notorious for their high energy consumption. This environmental impact presents a significant challenge for such networks, prompting the search for more sustainable alternatives.

GraphLinq Chain : PoA doesn't require high energy consumption.

Development Complexity 🤷‍♂️

Creating Layer 1 solutions is inherently complex, demanding extensive knowledge and expertise in blockchain technology. This process can be time-consuming and resource-intensive, adding to the challenges faced in Layer 1 blockchain development.

GraphLinq Chain: With its integrated IDE and AI LLM model, GraphLinq Chain enables even non-coders to effortlessly create their own dApps and workflows.