Era Swap Network: How does Sharding work in ES Network?

In Era Swap Network, One more blockchain will be deployed, once the existing blockchain reaches its capacity. To increase the capacity of Era Swap Network, and it will be called a shared. So basically any no of shards can be added when required and thus the speed of transactions would be much faster.

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