Limitations and opportunities of blockchain infrastructure

As blockchain technology continues to evolve, the demand for decentralized applications (dApps), decentralized finance (DeFi), and smart contracts is growing rapidly. However, the infrastructure supporting these blockchain networks faces significant challenges such as scalability issues, network performance bottlenecks, transaction delays, and inefficient resource management. These challenges hinder the widespread adoption and efficiency of blockchain technology.

Traditional blockchain infrastructures often rely on centralized nodes and fixed resource configurations, making it difficult to scale and adapt to increasing network demand. As user traffic spikes, blockchain systems can experience performance degradation, rising costs, and longer transaction confirmation times. Therefore, creating a smart, scalable, and efficient infrastructure has become a major challenge for the blockchain ecosystem.In addition to scalability, decentralized infrastructure management is another critical issue in the blockchain space. While decentralization is a core strength of blockchain, effectively organizing and managing distributed resources requires global user participation. Encouraging users to contribute and effectively manage these decentralized resources has been a challenge that needs to be addressed.