Where is the breakthrough path for public chain infrastructure from RaaS to IaaS As early as 2 years ago, when RaaS was just emerging, I wrote a long article titled "Innovation of Rollup as a Service Track from Coinbase's Second Layer Layout" strongly advocating for the future of public chains with Multi Rollup supported by RaaS technology. Two years have passed now, and there has been a fierce battle among hundreds of teams on the public blockchain track, but there has not been a flourishing trend of Multi Rollup competition. A group of RaaS based Rollup chains have become ghost chains, and the legendary L1 public chain: Ethereum@ 0xPolygon , @ Avax and others are mediocre, with no vitality on the chain, and the entire public chain (L1/L2) track presents a chaotic state. Where is the problem? Where is the path to breaking through? Let's take a look at the data first. According to the L2beat website, many TPS of L2 chains have fallen below 0.1, or even below 0.01. This means that the average number of transactions occurring per second is less than 0.01, and there are about dozens to hundreds of transactions per day, which will soon become a true "ghost chain". Representative projects such as the legendary L2 zkSync Lite, Polygon zkEVM; @ KintoXYZ based on RaaS@ Kroma_network, @ zerodotnetwork, @ DeBankDeFi, and so on. With the support of RaaS technology, public chain project parties have fallen into a vicious cycle where they launch chains for the sake of their own needs, rather than being driven by demand, making it difficult to achieve sustainability. Where is the path to breaking through@ TanssiNetwork provides one possible answer. RaaS vs IaaS RaaS stands for "Rollup as a Service" and supports one click sending of Rollup chains; IaaS is "Infrastructure as a Service", a decentralized infrastructure as a service, with the core being a one click blockchain service. The similarity between the two is that they both abstract the complexity of blockchain infrastructure, while the differentiation of IaaS lies in higher degrees of freedom and customizability. In short, RaaS is more like a subset of IaaS. @TanssiNetwork is one of the representative projects in the IaaS arena, which abstracts the complexity of blockchain infrastructure to enable developers to launch chains in a very short amount of time without sacrificing freedom and customizability@ The comparison between TanssiNetwork and mainstream RaaS projects is shown in the following table: Overall@ The potential competitiveness of TanssiNetwork in the RaaS arena lies in providing developers with higher degrees of freedom and a high level of customization. Starting from the demand side of application scenarios and meeting the customized needs of app chains in different application scenarios, this is what I believe @ TanssiNetwork is the most core strategy for IaaS. Specifically@ TanssiNetwork supports both one click deployment of No code EVM compatible chains and fully customizable Substrate application chains, the latter of which can meet the deep customization needs of developers and support fork free upgrades. From a technical architecture perspective, building an application chain based on @ TanssiNetwork can be broken down into the following components: Dancebox+Tanssi Orchestra Chain (main chain)+sorting pool+external security provider (Symbiotic)=Tanssi based Chain 👉 Dancebox provides developers with a UI interface; 👉 Tanssi Orchestra Chain complex guidance validator set, allocation sorter, management network registration, etc; 👉 The sorting pool integrates multiple sorters to provide decentralized sorting services; 👉 Symbiotic integrates Ethereum mainnet security based on ETH restaking. Overview of Ecological Data @TanssiNetwork is currently in the final round of testing and is expected to launch the main network in May June, supporting permissionless application chain deployment. At present, over 3000 networks have deployed test networks based on @ TanssiNetwork's IaaS, with a total of 9.4 million tests and over 100000 users participating in the official Let's Fork 'Dance event. The testing network ecosystem covers Defi, RWA, Gamefi, Projects in segmented tracks such as tools, such as the Flow Pledge Protocol @ RenzoProtocol, Defi protocol @ mellowprotocol, Chain Abstraction Infrastructure @ ParticleNtwrk, Gamefi @ thepixudi, etc. conclusion Finding the breakthrough path for public chain infrastructure is essentially searching for on chain demand and finding application scenarios that stimulate on chain demand. Both RaaS and IaaS are just tools@ Although TanssiNetwork provides customized packages with higher attributes, the path to exploring on chain requirements is still blocked and long. above.