The account underscores how ecosystem support and modular blockchain tooling lower barriers for real-world Web3 products like tokenized real estate, making multi-chain app development more viable and scalable. Advances such as Jam could further expand on‑chain interoperability and unlock new use cases for persistent software state.
Founders described building a suite of blockchain projects including Excavate, a tokenized real estate platform, and Pluta, a mobile app framework, alongside their own custom blockchains. Early development required building custom pallets and navigating sparse documentation, but strong support from Parity and the Polkadot community — which helped secure a core when renewal faltered — was crucial. They say developing chains and apps on this stack has been easier than writing Solana smart contracts and broadly comparable to Ethereum. Looking ahead, they highlighted the Jam protocol as a promising platform that could let diverse software persist state and interact on-chain.
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