Why the World Needs AIA Chain

Blockchain technology has made significant strides, with Bitcoin, the pioneering blockchain launched in 2008, boasting a network value exceeding $300 billion. Ethereum, introduced in 2014 as a "global computer," hosts thousands of innovative applications ranging from gaming to decentralized finance. Unfortunately, neither the original networks nor subsequent ones have managed to bridge the gap needed to support the expansion of the entire Web3 industry on a mainstream scale.

This issue results from two key factors:

1. System Design

2. Organizational Design

System Design: Other platforms' technical architectures create substantial issues in usability and scalability, making adoption nearly impossible except for most technical innovators. Users often experience a 97-99% drop-off rate with applications, and developers find creating and maintaining applications to be a frustrating process. Addressing these issues requires significant and complex changes to current protocol architectures, which existing organizations cannot achieve. Instead, they have accumulated a backlog of specification designs and implementations over years, resulting in increasingly outdated technology.

AIA Chain is designed specifically to address these issues through its platform and organizational structure. The technology design focuses intensely on creating the world's most usable and scalable product, a decentralized platform that enables global-scale applications to achieve real adoption. The organizational and governance structure is designed to rapidly release and continuously evolve the protocol, ensuring it never becomes obsolete.