There's a growing push to modernize government infrastructure with blockchain. ADI Chain steps into that space as a Layer 2 solution that's built differently—not chasing retail users, but engineered specifically for sovereign-scale deployments.

The chain targets the operational demands governments actually face: massive transaction throughput, institutional-grade security, and the ability to handle critical systems. It positions itself as infrastructure that can genuinely compete with legacy public systems rather than complement them.

Key strengths include purpose-built architecture for high-volume state operations, security protocols tuned for mission-critical applications, and interoperability designed around institutional workflows. The vision is straightforward—create a blockchain layer that governments and large organizations see as a credible alternative to aging centralized infrastructure, not a speculative experiment.

Whether it gains traction depends on overcoming regulatory hurdles and building actual government partnerships, but the positioning shows how Layer 2 projects are increasingly targeting institutional use cases beyond DeFi.