Exploring the unique features of Forward

In this video, we will go over a competitor analysis and Forward's unique features and differentiating points.
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We have conducted a thorough competitor analysis, and we'll discuss Moralis, Alchemy, and similar platforms. These tools are designed to assist developers rather than cater to end users with zero coding skills. With Moralis and Alchemy, developers can build their applications and scale them for a non-technical audience using the Forward Factory.

➤ Forward is designed for end users who prefer a drag-and-drop, no-code application experience.
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Our dApp functionality is already live, and in the coming months, we will enable the deployment of complete blockchains. Additionally, users can utilize the Forward validator marketplace to hire validators, deploy subnets, and more.

While there are other projects like Quicknode that compete with Forward in terms of node deployments, they operate in a centralized manner.

➤ Forward, however, is completely decentralized, offering a unique advantage.
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We don't create any of the packages ourselves, whether it's a blockchain or a node. In the Forward Factory, developers have the freedom to create their own packages, similar to Amazon where different providers offer various images such as Linux images or Windows images.

➤ In the same way in Forward, there could be hundreds of different developers competing and using their own customized images, versions of blockchains, node setups, and structures.

➤ Users will have access to information on deployment levels, reviews, and ratings, enabling them to make the best choices for their needs.
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➤ One of the other differences is that we use an EIP2535 at the heart of the Forward Protocol. This allows developers to update a specific function; they don't have to update the whole contract, and they can push updates, allowing a user to choose if they want to accept the update or not, just like WordPress where you get 'update your plugin now.'

➤ This can be updated facet by facet, function by function, with a micro update functionality that will not only work for dApps but will work for blockchains too. Essentially, this means blockchains don't need to fork; they can run updates without forking because of this unique diamond implementation, which has never been done before at a blockchain level.
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