Commonware và Coinbase ra mắt sáng kiến 'Route66' nhằm giảm chi phí tích hợp blockchain mới

The Huoxing Finance report states that on May 12, infrastructure development company Commonware announced a collaboration with Coinbase to launch the "Route 66" initiative, aiming to reduce the cost and complexity of integrating new blockchains into wallets, exchanges, custodians, and data service providers. Coinbase Ventures has also made a strategic investment in Commonware. Commonware noted that as on-chain applications continue to evolve, an increasing number of projects are deeply customizing their underlying blockchains to meet specific needs—such as stablecoin payments, dedicated block space, customized execution rules, encrypted mempools, and on-chain game randomness—blurring the boundary between "applications" and "blockchains." However, this trend has placed significant pressure on industry infrastructure. Frequent hard forks, complex precompiles, new cryptographic algorithms incompatible with HSMs, and sub-second high-TPS chain architectures have rapidly increased the cost of integrating and maintaining new public blockchains. Commonware pointed out that very few new public blockchains are truly widely integrated each year, and many only support basic transfer functions; the core reason is not insufficient demand, but rather a mismatch between cost and return. The Route 66 initiative seeks to provide a lower-cost, faster integration pathway for new blockchains through standardized protocols, shared toolchains, universal libraries, and development frameworks, helping them more easily connect to mainstream infrastructure ecosystems. The official statement said the initiative will cover blockchains with different architectures and execution models, aiming to establish a universal access layer akin to a "blockchain highway."