Every day we act more through technology; the simplicity, security and support that this entails is essential to participate in the world today. Blockchain public networks such as Bitcoin or Ethereum have amply demonstrated that they are secure networks, and that is why the market capitalizations of both have already reached billions.

As blockchain networks become popular, the number of transactions grows exponentially, causing thousands of transactions to accumulate waiting to be added to the blocks in the chain. With this saturation, high network commissions arrive, which are the payments that users make to the miners so that their transactions are included preferably in the next block. The higher the commission, the faster the transaction will be included in the next block. Consequently, making changes in these platforms has become very expensive (as well as risky) simply because you have to work with a large number of participants who also have different interests.

These problems of scalability of the blockchain networks and the high commissions that these generate, make the transactions unviable, because the network commissions far exceed the amount of these. For this reason the blockchains with more participation, such as Bitcoin or Ethereum, are beginning to experience some of their technical limits of operation in some aspects of their implementation, which makes it difficult to reach more users who, although the blockchain technology would benefit them, can not that the capacity of the network to carry out transactions is running low.

Nowadays, the advancement of technology must give Blockchain solutions more effective to solve the main problems that these networks present, such as scalability, the speed with which operations are carried out and the problems of commission payments at the moment of make a transaction.