In the current status quo of blockchain applications, protocols are too costly to build and maintain, let alone understand the technical needs and research architectural requirements to scale with the evolving needs of applications and novel use cases that can apply to the real world. This is because many smart contracts are built in monolithic contracts that lack composability, which makes it much more costly and time-consuming to build new smart contracts or change the existing ones. Many projects that try to realize a product market through multiple iterations are burdened by these recurrently aggravating expenses, in some cases leading to the failure of the project. Even though well-capitalized projects are able to invest resources into these custom smart contracts, building use cases that leverage existing protocols still requires manual development that is periodically recurring. The blockchain space is missing a communication protocol that abstracts away the complexity of building blockchain-based applications while having the ability to leverage constant innovation without needing to invest vast resources into smart contract development. Without this, scaling the transformative powers of blockchain to real-world adaption and novel use cases is extremely challenging.