You can read more detail on the Crowdloan process coming up for the Acala team's @KaruraNetwork's Crowdloan and parachain auction on Kusama in my blog post here: medium.com
Going forward, @KusamaNetwork parachain auctions will start, then @Polkadot parachain auctions will begin soon after. There will be parachain auctions then happening on a recurring basis, in theory, in perpetuity. If a team doesn't win one auction, they can simply try again.
The plan for @Polkadot and @KusamaNetwork is to have 100+ parachain slots occupied at once, with the ability to continue scaling up from there.
This will enable an meta-infrastructure running myriad blockchains and applications on those chains, all in sync and sharing security.
This will enable an meta-infrastructure running myriad blockchains and applications on those chains, all in sync and sharing security.
What does Web3 built on @Polkadot and @KusamaNetwork look like?
Just like the databases/protocols powering the apps we use every day, end users and consumers shouldn't even know Polkadot and Kusama are there: Web3 apps that operate as good or better than their Web2 counterpart.
Just like the databases/protocols powering the apps we use every day, end users and consumers shouldn't even know Polkadot and Kusama are there: Web3 apps that operate as good or better than their Web2 counterpart.
The best ways to learn more about Polkadot basics would be to watch @BillLaboon and my Polkadot for Beginners video - youtube.com (@Polkadot's most viewed video ever), you can spend hours in the incredibly well-done Polkadot wiki wiki.polkadot.network,
You can subscribe to a fantastic @Polkadot and @kusamanetwork ecosystem newsletter run by Bruno @bitfalls called DotLeap at newsletter.dotleap.com
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