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# Transaction Chaining

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Concurrency, and the solutions around it, has been a hotly debated and contentious topic within the Cardano community and beyond. In this article, we want to take a closer look at **transaction chaining**, the logic Optim Finance’s upcoming [<mark style="color:purple;">Liquidity Bonds</mark>](https://t.co/cwUcJ132CN) will use to scale without the need for batching and without the many problems it presents.

You can find more information on **Transaction Chaining on Cardano** and Optim's approach below, or in the following [Technical Article](https://optim-labs.medium.com/transaction-chaining-on-cardano-cdc38c1c73dc), which [was recently recommended by Charles Hoskinson](https://twitter.com/IOHK_Charles/status/1571692038403330050?s=20\&t=2_caKA0F15PMXqDKBpW-mQ), IOHK CEO and co-founder.&#x20;