Ecosystem Growth
FlameWire’s architecture is purpose-built to scale horizontally: the subnet already serves Ethereum, Bittensor and Sui from a single URL and is expressly positioned to support “the chains that follow,” enabling seamless multi-chain expansion without redesigning the protocol . Because routing sits in a stateless gateway layer, every new blockchain is just another path in the load-balancer; no consensus changes are required .
Multi-Chain Expansion Model
Single-Endpoint Design — Developers integrate once—
https://rpc.flamewire.io/{chain}—and automatically gain access to any new network added later. This “forward-compatibility by default” removes the usual BD friction of separate API roll-outs.Miner Flexibility — Miners can run full-archive nodes for multiple chains in parallel (specs for Ethereum, Sui and validator mode are already documented). Nothing in the scoring logic ties a miner to a single chain, so operators simply register each additional RPC endpoint and earn weight-indexed rewards per chain.
On-Boarding Path for New Chains — Foundations are a first-class stakeholder: the documentation invites them to “on-board your chain with transparent costs”. Adding support therefore follows a predictable playbook:
Foundation (or community) funds the initial validator and reference nodes.
Miners replicate the stack; validators begin scoring; gateway exposes the new
{chain}route.
With this template FlameWire can scale to dozens of L1/L2s over time, limited only by miner hardware—an addressable constraint given commodity NVMe and bandwidth guidelines .
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