Coinweb (CWEB) is a platform that is dedicated to solving the present problems in the world of blockchain. It plans on becoming the world’s first ‘’general-purpose blockchain’’ that has real-world usage associated with it. The industries in which Coinweb (CWEB) is working and plans to make a big presence include e-commerce, supply chain, data protection, transportation, healthcare, and many other traditional niches to make sure that its platform provides true interoperability to conventional businesses worldwide.

How Does Coinweb (CWEB) Work?

Coinweb (CWEB) works on a single purpose, which is to identify the key problems in blockchain technology and solve them. Key problems include the security issues in decentralized applications, smart-contract limitations, lack of easily programmable languages, and difficulties that arise when accessing and merging blockchain data.

The InChain architecture proves the state of a blockchain and this has major ramifications for the Coinweb platform and decentralized applications (dApps). It is feasible to keep the attributes of the underlying chains while greatly increasing the efficiency and utility of dApps using this new technique.

Comparison With Different Blockchains

The Coinweb (CWEB) platform shines the most when it is compared with other top blockchains in terms of interoperability, execution model, security, and other important features any blockchain should have.

1. The data redundancy in the core chain is quite high. The calculated state may contain fewer features, but it can be algorithmically rebuilt in the event of data loss.

2. The Coinweb platform plans to solve common blockchain problems by providing a unique strong coupling of blockchains, indexing the data with high security, providing uniform deployment on all blockchains, and so on.

4. The universality of Coinweb, also known as interoperability, allows decentralized apps to mix a diverse range of features from several blockchains under a single consensus.

6. The parallel execution approach enables computing to scale across numerous chains. Avoiding gas fee bottlenecks considerably decreases platform risk. It also makes it possible to create more powerful dApps with high computational demands.

7. The Coinweb protocol enables decentralized apps to integrate the information, functionality, and features of many self-sovereign blockchains into a high-capacity computing framework, allowing dApps to greatly expand their solution space.

9. There is no order between blockchains which means a single chain binds a subgraph.

10. Cross-chain is not visible in this subgraph and can be seen by a client of The Graph.