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Meet #Chromia: Relational Blockchain Magic Solving Ethereum’s (EVMs) Biggest Problems!! Hello Chromians! A few days ago, i made a post about "Smart money vs FOMO money" where I kept emphasizing the "Relational Blockchain Magic" But I didn't actually explain what it is or how it solves the Biggest Problems of EVM Chains right? I know many of you are more interested into Price Action Magic than Relational Blockchain Magic but it's time to understand the true potential of utility coins rather than just jumping into meme tokens that shine only in the short term... So I came up with this educational post to explain Chromia's Relational Blockchain in Simple terms (as much as possible) to make it more understandable with fun filled 😁 Let's Dive into Chromia Town Now 🚀 What is Chromia itself at a High level? Chromia is a Relational Blockchain that enables fully scalable, high performance and highly customizable dApps by fixing the bottlenecks of traditional EVM blockchains like Ethereum (ETH) or Binance Smart Chain (BSC) etc.. These issues include: 👉 Limited on-chain storage 👉 Inefficient data querying etc.. Yeah, lot of buzz words right? i know 😄 Don't worry i will break Relational Blockchain thing into smaller chunks over the rest of the post.. What is Relational Blockchain and How it Solves EVM's Storage issue? 💡 Chromia has a unique relational architecture that natively integrates a relational database (i.e PostgreSQL) with blockchain technology through Postchain Framework And Traditional EVM blockchains (like ETH or BSC) that only store metadata or references to data on-chain and offloading real actual data to off-chain solutions like IPFS due to their bottlenecks in design.. But Chromia stores full complex large data on-chain while also natively supports rich querying capabilities without the need for third-party off-chain tools because Chromia uses real PostgreSQL Database Under the hood.. Since it combines the power of Relational database with the security of Blockchain, its called Relational Blockchain! Now makes sense, right? 😎 ✨ Fun Fact: Do you know? You might be already aware of NFTs right and one of the main components of NFT is Actual Image itself.. In EVM, Actual Image itself is stored on off-chain solution like IPFS.. Wow great dodger with regard to storage 😂 Limited on-chain storage issue and Chromia Solution💡 Yeah i said, NFTs are stored on off-chain solutions like IPFS not on EVM Chains. But why is that? because there is no traditional database under the hood to handle it efficiently since it uses something called Merkle Patricia Trie (MPT) data structure for storing data/states. It essentially a Simple Key Value store hence it can only handle small pieces of data but not ideal for storing large or complex data directly due to costs and network scalability etc.. But have you ever heard, anyone say that storing images in SQL Databases is a bottleneck or not possible.. Never right? Because SQL Databases are the life saver for Web2 world for storing the data like Images, Audio, Gifs or even Videos Over the decades in a Structured Efficient Format.. So now you got the idea right? Since Chromia uses real PostgreSQL Database under the hood so its a no brainer to understand how easy for Chromia to store NFT images, Audios, Videos etc.. fully on-chain.. Inefficient data querying and Chromia Solution💡 As i already said, EVM uses Merkle Patricia Trie which is a Key Value Data Storage Model. hence transactions are not structured in a meaningful manner instead they are bundled together in a blocks of chain linearly starting from genesis block.. To understand this better, Imagine you bought a book with 1000 pages and if you want to look for specific topic what you will do? Look for index of the book right.. What if i tell there is no index at all in the book so you have to scan entire book of 1000 pages to find your topic. That's the case in EVM chains. The Pages are actual Blocks here and Book is the Blockchain Ledger itself.. In the same way if you want to find all the transactions of a single user then you have to scan through block by block of chain because transactions are scattered over the network in various blocks. So how ideal it is to manually go through block by block so they had to rely on third party indexing solutions like The Graph because by design EVM chains don't have one builtin.. But as i already said Chromia uses real traditional PostgreSQL Database as a Data Storage so filtering, sorting, or searching everything comes builtin by design so they don't need to rely on third party solutions at all.. Relational Blockchain Magic Ufff 🤓 Now we understood the two of the most important issues EVM chain faces due to their problem in design.. Also understood both big problems are solved by single solution - Relational Database right.. That's the power of Relational Blockchain Magic 🚀 Ending Notes Yeah we've finally reached the end of this detailed Educational post about Chromia's Relational Blockchain Magic!! i tried my best to make it more understandable for a broader audience with fun-filled approach using examples without too much technical jargons... And my coverage is solely focused on Relational Blockchain by comparing the two of the EVM bottlenecks with Chromia's Solution.. But i initially thought about adding Mutlichain Architecture, Gas Free solution too in this post but this post grown like a chain of blocks with lot of lines 😄 hence i restricted the coverage for this post.. So Chromia Magic is not over yet!! if you want more post or technical explanation about anything on Chromia like this feel free to Like, Comment or directly DM me.. I will try my best... Now you understand the Power of Chromia's Relational Blockchain right? So its time to be a true Chromian by checking Useful Links below.. Useful Links: Learn more about Chromia 👉 chromia.com Want to build on Chromia? 🎯docs.chromia.com 🎯learn.chromia.com

@chrisdior777 In the AI era,Devs ship AI generated code without even looking at it, while attackers sharpen their tools with agents and continuously monitor every GitHub commit and newly deployed funded contracts. Yup,asking for a single day without a hack is actually a pretty big deal now 🙂

Damn, can we have a peaceful day without a big hack? Is that too much to ask these days?

@AIVM_Network I've got 100% human edge 😅

The agentic economy is here. The only question that matters now is whether there's still a place for you in it. Are You Replaceable...by AI? Take the test → areyoureplaceable.aivm.io

@Adidotdev Bro is everywhere. Same core, different names (Cursor/Windsurf/Antigravity). You just don’t see it 😌

Bro disappeared like never existed.

@0xZulkifilu constructor...

SOLIDITY QUIZ #9 Fill in the blank: "In Solidity, ________ is a special function that runs ONCE at deployment and NEVER again." One word. Reply 👇

@0xZulkifilu B. It enables the function to receive native currency of the blockchain in the EVM world.. For example, ETH for Ethereum, BNB for BSC, Avax for avalanche and so on...

SOLIDITY QUIZ #8 What does the payable keyword actually do? A) Automatically sends ETH to the caller B) Allows the function to receive ETH C) Makes the function free to call (no gas) D) Restricts to contract owner only Reply 👇

@WazzCrypto @MoonwellDeFi Oh wow, first known AI vibe-coded (Claude Opus 4.6) $1.8M smart contract exploit... They let an AI touch sensitive oracle production code with Claude. Wow, that's so bold 😅

So @MoonwellDeFi accrued $2M bad debt due to a exploit due to oracle misconfiguration The commit was co-authored by Claude Is this the first case of a vibecoded defi protocol being exploited?

I'm claiming my AI agent "ClawerAgent" on @clawchain1 🦞 Verification: claw-0F33

@thefrontierweb3 @zerocipher002 @cantinaxyz Both V4 periphery contracts that have Uniswap Labs’ V4 hooks implementation, as well as all third-party V4 hooks, are out of scope for the bug bounty...

@ProgrammingVR @zerocipher002 Do you mind making an exploit attempt ? There's a live $15.5 Million Bug bounty on @cantinaxyz by Uniswap, it would be great to learn from it

Uniswap v4 Hooks are a massive new attack surface. Most developers see flexibility. I see risk. In v3, pool logic was rigid and battle-tested. In v4, Hooks let developers inject custom logic at key points - before swaps, after swaps, during liquidity changes. A malicious Hook can: - Redirect swapped tokens to attacker addresses - Block execution to lock user assets - Manipulate dynamic fees to extract value from LPs The "Dynamic Fee Griefing" vector is subtle. If a Hook can alter fees based on sender or pool state, it can extract value from every transaction. Most auditors reviewing v4 integrations focus on core protocol logic. They assume Hooks are safe because they're "just custom logic." But Hooks execute with trust. They access critical pool state. A malicious Hook drains users as effectively as any reentrancy bug. If you're building on v4, your Hook isn't a feature - it's a security surface.

@arsen_bt Wow nice 👏 May I get the invite link too? 🤝

P.S - If you want to join the Web3 Security community, DM me. And I'll send you the link 🫡

Hosted 1st live call in private community • 50+ auditors showed up • 45m live of attack distill • 15m of Q&A afterwards To everyone who joined, thank you. This is what a real security community looks like.

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@zahumennov Life can be challenging, and sometimes it may feel like it’s over. But often, all it takes is a small shift in focus to regain clarity and move forward. Keep sharpening your skills and keep building, it will be okay in no time... Wishing you all the best on this new journey 🤝

@ChatgptLunatics Lol, yeah 😆

@PatrickAlphaC It was just a simple smart contract btw with basic state variables, events, custom errors, two step ownership transfer, and access controls. It failed badly. Not a single thing it said was correct 😅 So I had to correct it and it recognises with 'You are absolutely correct'😁

Claude Code > Everything else rn for dev work. I’m absolutely right.

@lingodotdev @karthikponna19 Whutt Rust? 🫢 Oh man, It's one of my favourite languages after Solidity and JavaScript 🙂

@karthikponna19 Rust 😁

delete one forever

Have you seen that the @Chromia staking page now displays an estimated total APR, which includes both the Base APR and the projected Bonus APR? 👀 $CHR

@lingodotdev Meanwhile, I’ve been using Linux for over seven years and I deleted my Windows partition a couple of years ago 😅

What is Linux 🥺

@KuCoin_Web3 Oh nice #KuCoinWallet 💪 Waiting for my crypto tree 🌴

Deleting in 24 hrs Followers who likes & says #KuCoinWallet might just get a surprise DM 💚

@nalinrajput23 IntelliJ Idea -> Android Studio-> VS Code -> Vim -> Neovim -> Sublime Text -> Atom -> Vim (again) -> VS Code (settled here) (Yup, these all are IDEs and code editors used by me personally at some point in time in my journey 😅)

what was the first code editor you ever used ?

@_devJNS Java 🤧

you wrote your first Hello World in which programming language?