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Zama is partnering with @conduit to scale confidential smart contracts. BUT, this isn't just about running part of our protocol on Conduit. It's also a strategic partnership. When Zama mainnet launches, all Conduit chains will access Zama confidential features through the Conduit Marketplace. The goal is to make confidentiality as easy to deploy as any other smart contract feature, so it isn't prohibitively complex anymore, but achievable at scale. @zama #ZamaCreatorProgram

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High gas fees? Yeah, that’s a blockchain classic. Base App fixes this by using L2 rollups + OP Stack to bundle tons of transactions together before sending them to L1. The result? Everyone shares the cost. Continue: 👇

Fraud Proof Lifecycle in Base App Base inherits OP Stack’s fault proof system to keep L2 honest. If a sequencer posts invalid state to L1 anyone can challenge it. Continue: 👇 @jesse.base.eth

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Base App uses OP Stack’s compression pipeline to slash L1 calldata costs by up to 40–60%. How? By batching & compressing transactions before posting to Ethereum. Pipeline steps: Aggregate txs in sequencer mempool Encode in RLP/Delta format Apply Brotli compression Publish as calldata on L1 Why it matters: Lower calldata = lower L1 fees → cheaper transactions for end-users without compromising Ethereum’s security guarantees. Result: Base App tx fees often stay under $0.05 while inheriting full Ethereum settlement. Scalable, secure, and user-friendly exactly what mass adoption needs. @jesse.base.eth

Base App, Data Availability (DA) is guaranteed by Ethereum L1 ,every tx batch posted by the OP Stack sequencer is stored immutably on-chain. No DA layer = no security. Base chose L1 for maximum trust. When the sequencer finalizes a batch, it posts: Tx calldata (compressed) State root after execution Block metadata for replay This ensures any honest node can reconstruct the full chain state independently. Why it matters: If a malicious sequencer censors or reorders transactions, the availability of raw calldata on L1 means fraud proofs can still be generated and verified. Bottom line,Base App’s DA design = Ethereum-grade security L2-level scalability Future-ready for modular upgrades (Celestia / EigenDA integration possible) Secure data → Secure users.

Base App runs on top of Base L2, an Ethereum Layer 2 built with the OP Stack. This gives it sub-second finality (~400ms) and transaction costs under $0.01 even during peak load. The architecture offloads execution to L2 while inheriting Ethereum’s security. For devs, this means you can build high-frequency, real-time apps (games, micro-payments, live social) without gas cost anxiety. Base App + Base L2 = scalable onchain UX. It’s the difference between Web3 as a demoand Web3 at production scale. @jesse.base.eth

Base App flips the Web2 data model. Instead of platforms owning your identity and data, everything is anchored to decentralized identity protocols and stored in a way you control. Your Base smart wallet isn’t just for payments it’s your key to encrypted, user-owned data. No central server to hack, no company holding your credentials hostage. For devs, this means you can build apps that integrate seamlessly with Base App’s identity layer, inheriting security, privacy, and compliance out of the box without building your own auth or data stack. @jesse.base.eth

Base App isn’t just a frontend. It’s a tightly integrated interface built directly on top of the Base L2 stack. Every action inside the appsign-in, payment, interactionis powered by smart contracts, not browser hacks. When a user logs in, a smart wallet is instantiated behind the scenes (via Account Abstraction). Transactions are bundled through a Bundler, and gas fees are covered or abstracted via Paymasters enabling seamless UX with stablecoins like USDC. The result? Every user gets a programmable wallet, every interaction is oneclick, and every dApp built on Base can hook directly into this flow. It’s Web3 infrastructure, invisible to the user but a dream for devs. @jesse.base.eth

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Building a great dApp is only half the battle. The hard part? Getting real users to try it without dropping off during onboarding. That’s where Base App flips the game for devs. With built-in wallets, gasless UX, and native dApp discovery, Base App becomes your instant user funnel. No extra setup. No friction. Just ship your app it’s ready to be used, right away. For devs, this means: No wallet support headaches No custom onboarding flows More users, faster feedback Base App doesn’t just help you build. It helps you grow.

The magic of Base App happens in the first 60 seconds. You log in with your email. No wallet install. No seed phrase. And suddenly… you’re onchain. Browsing apps. Sending USDC. Like it’s no big deal. That first seamless interaction sending a tip, signing into a dApp, or claiming something flips the Web3 experience. It feels native. Effortless. Familiar. And that’s what keeps users coming back. Base App doesn’t ask users to “learn Web3.” It lets them use it naturally, instantly. It’s not just onboarding. It’s activation.

What if Web3 didn’t feel like Web3? No wallets. No seed phrases. No gas. Just open the app, log in with email, and you’re instantly part of the onchain world. That’s exactly what Base App delivers. It merges the smooth UX of Web2 with the power and freedom of Web3: Account abstraction behind the scenes One-click USDC payments Data you actually own You’re not signing transactions. You’re not switching chains. You’re just using the internet ,but this time, it works for you. Base App is what Web3 looks like when it finally grows up.

Let’s talk numbers. Avg transaction cost on Base App: <$0.01 Avg tx finality: ~400ms That’s faster and cheaper than Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism ,and drastically more user-friendly than Ethereum L1. Compare that to Lens or Farcaster, where signing, switching networks, and indexing content still introduces delays. Base App removes friction with smart wallets, account abstraction, and gasless UX no extensions, no context switching. Why does it matter? Because speed + simplicity = retention. Base App doesn’t just lower the barrier it redefines it. Fewer clicks. No token hurdles. Just open the app and you’re onchain. @base.base.eth

Lens, Farcaster, and Base App all push for a decentralized social future. The difference? Base App isn’t just a social layer it’s directly plugged into Base Chain, giving it native access to fast, cheap, onchain execution. While Lens and Farcaster focus heavily on the social graph, Base App adds: Account Abstraction wallets by default Gasless USDC payments (Base Pay) Built-in dApp discovery & integration It’s social + transactional + application layer in one. Think of it this way: Lens is your network. Farcaster is your conversation hub. Base App is your all-in-one launcher where you can connect, transact, and run dApps without ever leaving the app.

Most dApps fail before they find users not because the product is bad, but because onboarding kills growth. Base App flips the script by acting as a built-in distribution layer for anything built on Base Chain. Ship your dApp, and it’s instantly discoverable in Base App’s interface. Users don’t need to set up wallets, bridge funds, or learn RPCs they can launch and interact in seconds. For builders, this means faster user acquisition, lower churn, and higher retention. Base App isn’t just an app it’s a readymade growth engine for the entire Base ecosystem. @jesse.base.eth

Base App’s wallet layer is powered by account abstraction (EIP-4337). This means users interact with smart contract wallets, not EOAs enabling gasless transactions, social recovery, and meta-transactions right out of the box. Through its integration with Bundlers and Paymasters, Base App lets dApps sponsor gas fees in USDC, removing ETH acquisition from onboarding entirely. Devs can focus on UX while Base handles transaction routing and validation. The result: a frictionless flow from sign-up to first onchain action. Base App turns advanced Ethereum infrastructure into invisible background processes making Web3 feel like Web2 without sacrificing decentralization. @jesse.base.eth

Under the hood, Base App is more than a social layer it’s a frontend gateway into the Base L2 ecosystem. It’s tightly integrated with Base Chain, giving devs instant access to cheap, fast onchain execution. With built-in Smart Wallets, OnchainKit components, and account abstraction, builders can skip complex wallet UX and focus on product logic. Users sign in, interact, and pay all via API calls, not onboarding nightmares. By removing friction at both ends (user + dev), Base App is a ready-made distribution channel for dApps. Ship once, scale instantly, and tap into a growing onchain audience without rebuilding the stack. @jesse.base.eth

Crypto payments don’t need to be confusing. With Base Pay, sending USDC is as easy as clicking a button , no gas fees, no chains to switch, no browser wallets needed. Whether you’re tipping a creator, buying an NFT, or using a dApp, Base Pay makes it feel like using PayPal but faster and cheaper. This is what Web3 payments should’ve looked like all along: instant, smooth, and invisible. Base App nailed it with Base Pay. @jesse.base.eth