Description

Here's how it works:

• N1 Origins: N1 was initially launched as Layer N, a high-performance Layer 2 solution for Ethereum. It was designed to tackle Ethereum’s scalability challenges by providing faster transaction speeds, lower fees, and better scalability. In December 2024, Layer N officially rebranded and launched as the N1 blockchain.

• Horizontal Scalability: Think of N1 like a system where each app runs in its own separate space, similar to how different apps on your phone don’t interfere with each other. This design allows the whole network to handle more users and transactions smoothly. As more people (validators) join to help maintain the network, its speed and efficiency actually improve, rather than slowing down. N1 claims to deliver over 100,000 TPS (transactions per second), which is significantly higher than most existing blockchains, like Ethereum or Solana. This scalability makes high-frequency trading, AI applications, and other computationally intensive dApps possible.

• Native Bridging: N1 has natively built a bridge to Solana. This removes the need for third-party bridges and ensures a smooth user experience. Funds move easily between apps and blockchains without extra steps.

• Developer-Friendly Environment: Developers can use multiple programming languages, like Typescript, C, Rust and Solidity. This approach makes it easier for traditional developers to transition into blockchain development without having to learn entirely new programming languages.

In summary, N1 is a developer and user friendly Layer 1 blockchain that is designed for scalability and efficient decentralized applications.