Unbreakable Blockchain Connectivity

Introduction

As Adamik expands its blockchain coverage in early 2025, a key focus will be integrating exotic chains. While Bitcoin and Ethereum dominate the space, exotic chains account for approximately 20% of the market cap but remain underserved due to integration complexity. API providers, infrastructure services, and enterprise-grade solutions for wallets, custodians, and exchanges often lack sufficient support for these chains. Adamik aims to fill this gap, providing seamless multichain access while ensuring enterprise-grade quality of service.

While the Bitcoin and Ethereum ecosystems provide extensive developer tools and infrastructure services, the exotic chain market presents a different challenge. Reliable node providers, essential for retrieving basic network and account information, are scarce. And indexed data services, which enhance performance, are even harder to find. Even when these services exist, quality of service (QoS) and service level agreements (SLAs) are not always guaranteed.

At Adamik, we are committed to delivering enterprise-grade quality of service for all exotic chains. To achieve this, we have implemented two major improvements:

1. Adamik’s Unified Data Model: This model abstracts the differences between infrastructure provider outputs. Adamik aggregates data from multiple providers and exposes it in a standardized format across all providers and chains, ensuring seamless integration.

2. Infrastructure Redundancy and Failover Mechanisms: Beyond negotiating the best possible SLA with each infrastructure provider, Adamik ensures service resilience through multiple layers of redundancy. This includes load balancing, automatic failover mechanisms, and, in some cases, running our own nodes to maintain access to essential network data even in the worst-case scenario.
   
   

Why Provider Redundancy Matters

The combination of these two improvements ensures Adamik can offer a unified and reliable data stream to all its customers. By mitigating the risks associated with infrastructure provider downtime and inconsistencies, Adamik strengthens the reliability of exotic chain integration. This, in turn, supports the broader adoption of the exotic chain market, which is already valued at over $700B today.

How Adamik Ensures Reliability

1. Failover Mechanisms: In the event that a primary infrastructure provider experiences downtime, Adamik’s system seamlessly transitions to an alternative provider, minimizing service disruption.

2. Load Balancing: To distribute traffic effectively and prevent overload on any single provider, Adamik employs load balancing strategies across multiple infrastructure services.

3. SLA Optimization: By securing stringent SLAs with multiple infrastructure providers, Adamik ensures enterprise-grade performance and reliability while making high-quality service accessible to a broader audience.

4. Self-Hosted Nodes: In cases where third-party services fail to meet reliability standards, Adamik  operates its own nodes and indexing services to ensure access to critical blockchain data.

Conclusion

By prioritizing standardization, provider agnosticism, and redundancy, Adamik is setting a new benchmark for blockchain infrastructure reliability. Our focus on exotic chains and resilient architecture positions us as the leading chain-agnostic integration provider. As blockchain adoption accelerates, Adamik will continue to drive accessibility and dependability across the multichain ecosystem.