Hyperledger Fabric is the most widely deployed enterprise blockchain platform. It's battle-tested, feature-rich, and backed by the Linux Foundation. So why would anyone consider an alternative?

The short answer: complexity cost. For many use cases, Fabric's operational overhead outweighs its benefits. Here's an honest breakdown.

One of the biggest frustrations with enterprise blockchain platforms is querying data. Most blockchains treat state as an opaque key-value store — you can look up a specific key, but searching, filtering, and aggregating data requires external indexing infrastructure.

MiniLedger takes a different approach: the world state is a SQLite database. You can run standard SQL queries directly against your blockchain data, with no additional infrastructure.

Here's how it works, and how you can use it.

The crypto winter of 2022-2023 cooled public enthusiasm for anything blockchain-related. But while token prices dominated headlines, private blockchains quietly became infrastructure — deployed in supply chains, financial services, healthcare, and government systems worldwide.

Private blockchains aren't going away. They're becoming invisible, in the best way possible: embedded into enterprise software as a standard component for tamper-proof data sharing.