🧑‍💻[#Developer News]: Priming Fuse for mass adoption requires that the infrastructure of the Fuse blockchain becomes more robust and decentralized. Our new structure outlines the core entities in the Fuse ecosystem: Merchants, Operators, Power Validators, and End-Users. 1️⃣ Merchants: L1 blockchains like Fuse are well-positioned to provide global services as merchants require on/off-ramping locally anywhere in the world. In our ecosystem, they will use out-of-the-box services such as accounting, invoicing point of sale, and eCommerce plugins. Merchants can integrate the decentralized payment services provided by Operators into their existing applications and get up and running quickly. Operators will form the backbone of the decentralized middleware layer. 2️⃣ Operators: Operators are real-world business applications, games, dApps, and anything that could run on the Fuse blockchain. They develop and maintain applications that involve payments. Operators cover most of the payment-related fees in the network within the products and services that utilize the network for their clients. Fuse SDK, APIs, and relayer are required to make apps run correctly and call data from the blockchain. 3️⃣ Power Validators: Blockchain applications and wallets depend on various middleware services external to the on-chain logic to function. This includes relayers, account management, wallet APIs, verification, and more. The role of Power Validators on Fuse is critical in achieving the desired level of decentralization that makes sense for businesses. Power Validators are responsible for powering the payment infrastructure of the Fuse platform while also actively validating transactions. 4️⃣ End-Users: These are the end-users of the applications developed, managed, and maintained by the Operators. They want to pay for products and services and are not required to be blockchain experts or be tech-savvy. 📚 Uncover more about the Roles & Entities of the Fuse Ecosystem in our latest blog post! Source