Development & Expansion
As Angularium continues to redefine the landscape of blockchain scalability and validator engagement, the project's vision extends far beyond its current Layer 2 (L2) solution. This section outlines the ambitious roadmap for Angularium's future development, focusing on multi-layer expansion, inclusive validator participation, NFT integration, and a decentralized governance model for treasury management.
Multi-Layer Expansion
Beyond L2 - L3, L4, and L5 Solutions
Angularium is designed with the flexibility and scalability to evolve into higher-layer solutions, including L3, L4, and even L5, as the community and validator base expand. This progressive layering approach aims to achieve full decentralization and infinite sustainability, ensuring that Angularium can meet the evolving demands of the blockchain ecosystem without compromising on security, efficiency, or decentralization.
Inclusive Validator Participation
Accessible Validator Entry: Evolving Accessibility
In a marked departure from the high entry barriers characteristic of many blockchain networks, Angularium is pioneering a more inclusive approach to validator participation. Initially, the platform will set the threshold for becoming a validator at 1 ETH, aiming to ensure a stable and secure launch phase. This initial requirement is designed to cultivate a committed and capable group of validators who can provide robust support and security for the network during its critical early stages.
However, Angularium is deeply committed to democratizing the validation process and has outlined a clear roadmap for lowering this entry barrier. In the pursuit of a more decentralized and inclusive ecosystem, Angularium plans to reduce the minimum staking requirement for validators to as little as 0.1 ETH. This phased approach to validator inclusivity is guided by the principle that broader participation in network validation and governance will enhance the overall resilience, security, and democratic nature of the Angularium ecosystem.
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