Dojima Foundation, the team building the Omnichain Web to connect blockchain ecosystems, has partnered with Linera, a high-speed Layer 1 blockchain focused on real-time applications. Together, they’re launching Builder Marketplace—a fully composable application layer that makes it easier for developers to scale and connect Web3 apps across multiple networks.
This partnership allows Dojima to support high-speed decentralized apps across leading Layer 1 and Layer 2 blockchains. With Builder Marketplace, developers can now easily deploy modular apps that require fast performance and seamless cross-chain compatibility, helping industries like gaming, NFTs, and enterprise technology grow without constraints.
Dojima chose to work with Linera because of its strong real-time processing and effective state management—key ingredients for a truly interconnected blockchain landscape. The bottom line is simple: achieve Web2-like speed in the Web3 world while staying secure and decentralized, paving the way for a fresh generation of high-performance, modular applications.
Akhil Reddy, CEO of Dojima, said, “The Omnichain Web has always been about eliminating fragmentation and enabling a unified blockchain experience. By integrating Linera’s microchain architecture into our ecosystem, we’re unlocking the ability to build truly composable, omni-chain applications with Web2-like responsiveness.”
To make that happen, Dojima is introducing Omni Rollups—a tech upgrade designed to deliver Web2-level performance while keeping everything decentralized. These rollups will enable faster multichain settlements and state management, solving blockchain fragmentation once and for all. This innovation will enable multichain settlements and state management, eliminating blockchain fragmentation and creating a universal execution environment.
Linera offers microchains for fast, modular execution and seamless cross-chain interactions—without inefficient bridges. This boosts Dojima’s omnichain infrastructure, providing a scalable communication layer that eases integration between Web2 and Web3 apps.
Linera’s CEO, Mathieu Baudet, added, “At Linera, we believe the future of Web3 lies in real-time, user-centric applications that can scale effortlessly without compromising on decentralization. Our collaboration with Dojima brings together the best of both worlds: high-speed execution and seamless cross-chain interoperability.”
By working together, Dojima and Linera are enabling developers to build fast, flexible, and fully interoperable applications and pushing Web3 toward a effortless, high-performance future.
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