wasmX
The most flexible WASM-modular blockchain engine
What it does
wasmX: the only WASM-modular blockchain engine capable of regeneration and metamorphosis. Multi VM, language-agnostic, multi-consensus, a variety of host APIs. Multichain nodes, cross-chain transactions, digital identity support.
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