Full Node Sharding Layer refers to a method used to enhance the scalability and efficiency of a blockchain network. In a standard blockchain, every full node maintains a complete copy of the entire ledger, which can lead to slow transaction speeds and increased resource requirements as the network grows.Sharding divides the blockchain into smaller, more manageable pieces called shards. Each shard processes its transactions and smart contracts independently, allowing for parallel processing. This means that different shards can handle transactions simultaneously, significantly increasing the overall throughput of the network.A Full Node in this context is responsible for validating transactions and maintaining a complete copy of the information for its specific shard. This design ensures that each Full Node does not need to store the entire blockchain, thus reducing storage requirements and processing loads.By utilizing Full Node Sharding, networks can achieve greater scalability and faster transaction times, making them more efficient and user-friendly. As a result, it addresses some of the common limitations faced by traditional blockchains.