The blockchain world is witnessing an unprecedented surge in Layer 2 (L2) solutions. As Ethereum and other major blockchains grapple with scalability issues, a plethora of L2 chains have emerged, promising faster transactions and lower fees. This proliferation of L2 solutions has sparked a critical debate within the blockchain community: Do we really need so
Layer 2 (L2) rollup solutions have emerged as a promising approach to address the scalability challenges faced by blockchain networks, particularly Ethereum. As these solutions continue to evolve, artificial intelligence (AI) is playing an increasingly significant role in enhancing their performance, scalability, and efficiency. This article explores the intersection of AI and L2 rollups, highlighting
The Cosmos SDK is a robust and versatile framework for building application-specific blockchains. Developed by the Interchain Foundation, this open-source software development kit (SDK) offers a highly modular and customizable approach for creating blockchain networks tailored to specific use cases. By leveraging the Cosmos SDK, developers can efficiently build blockchains that are both scalable and
The need for scalability has turned brutal these days as adoption picks up due to the dawn of advanced use-cases on blockchains. However, something that has remained unchanged all this while is the ethos on which blockchains sustain: transparency and reliability. But rollups and appchains have a different execution environment decoupled from L1s. With that
Blockchain rollups have emerged as a critical solution for scaling blockchain networks, particularly Ethereum. These Layer 2 solutions process multiple transactions off-chain and submit a single proof to the main chain, significantly reducing congestion and gas fees. As the blockchain ecosystem grows more complex with multiple Layer 1 chains and Layer 2 solutions, the need
As blockchain technology continues to evolve, scalability remains one of the most critical challenges facing the industry. Two prominent solutions have emerged to address this issue: rollups and appchains. This article will provide an in-depth exploration of these technologies, their key differences, and their respective advantages and disadvantages. What are Rollups? Rollups are layer-2 scaling
Blockchain technology has come a long way since the introduction of Bitcoin in 2009. As the field has evolved, developers and researchers have continuously sought ways to improve scalability, security, and flexibility of blockchain networks. One of the most promising approaches to emerge in recent years is the concept of modular blockchain architecture. Modular blockchain
Web3 projects need to balance the performance, cost and user experience. Out of the available options to achieve this, rollups stand out the most. But it’s not ideal to keep managing all the aspects of the rollup all the time. This is where RaaS or Rollup-as-a-Service platforms come into play. RaaS providers specialise in the
The financial economy of the world has turned $100 T at the time of writing. Such milestones have been achieved because the world economy is exclusively well connected with their counterparts through a common SWIFT system, a common banking standard that connects the banking systems to streamline payments. However, comparing the banking system with blockchains,
The increasing popularity and adoption of blockchain technology has led to significant scalability challenges for many major blockchain networks like Bitcoin and Ethereum. As more users and transactions hit these networks, they face issues like slow transaction speeds, high fees, and limited throughput. To address these scaling limitations, a variety of layer 2 solutions have