A new Avalanche-backed project, Fusion, is rethinking how blockchain meets business needs.
Developed by Helix and Faculty Group, the initiative introduces a modular ecosystem designed for specific industries—not just generic Web3 use cases.
Instead of focusing on selling blockspace, Fusion offers customizable infrastructure with “composers” (tailored networks) and plug-in “modules” like identity, compute, and data tools. The goal: to make blockchain usable and outcome-driven for real-world enterprises.
At launch, Fusion includes five composers and 100 modules, with that number expected to more than double within a few years.
The system is funded through Avalanche programs like Multiverse and Retro9000, and only made possible by Avalanche’s flexible subnet architecture.
By combining tech, finance, and data in one ecosystem, Fusion wants to shift blockchain’s role from experimental to essential.
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