Five years ago, a blockchain project typically meant selling a smart contract (a Token) to raise money for a larger project. For a brief period, these ICOs were everywhere, and the lack of experienced blockchain developers gave early movers in this space a significant edge. Today, however, blockchain projects are very different animals. Tokens are just a tiny piece of an ever-growing puzzle, while ICOs, STOs, and token sales have become tough sells in a jaded market. The focus has changed, and blockchain technology is finally being recognized as a serious enterprise tool. But for businesses to effectively harness the advantages of this new technology, they need middleware to connect the increasingly complex and capable world of blockchain infrastructure with their frontend.