Blockchain maximalism: Why not everything needs to be decentralized

In the third episode of the second season of Hub Talks, titled "Blockchain maximalism: Why not everything needs to be decentralized," we hosted blockchain industry representatives, architects, and engineers from BNB Chain who are actively contributing to industry development. BNB Chain is renowned as the best blockchain for Web3 dApps with a vast user base. Developers can build easily with tutorials, grants, and ecosystem support available to them. In 2022, decentralized applications on BNB Chain attracted over a million unique Web3 wallets daily, despite market downturns. Additionally, the network surpassed Ethereum with over 230 million unique addresses, marking a significant step towards increased decentralization and open-source accessibility. This advancement enhances scalability and reduces costs for Web3 projects. Our guests:1) Tosun Ali Atik, Lead Architect at BNB Chain2) Alikhan Talipov, Web3 DevRel at Blockchain Professionals3) Yerasyl Amanbek, BNB Chain Martian and Leading Blockchain EngineerHost: Aybar Shora, BNB Chain Martian

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