Musings on Aevo: The expansion of L2 appchains inevitability
I believe that we’re going to see an increasing amount of appchains being deployed, an alternative to trasaction on Ethereum L1 for high-throughput for demanding applications, such as Aevo. Giving an example on the other end: ENS is a rarely used application that is inherently tied to the Ethereum address naming space, and as such, there’s little upside of moving the application to it’s own chain. On the other hand, for applications such as dYdX - or in this case, Aevo, there’s all the reason...
Musings on Aevo: The expansion of L2 appchains inevitability
I believe that we’re going to see an increasing amount of appchains being deployed, an alternative to trasaction on Ethereum L1 for high-throughput for demanding applications, such as Aevo. Giving an example on the other end: ENS is a rarely used application that is inherently tied to the Ethereum address naming space, and as such, there’s little upside of moving the application to it’s own chain. On the other hand, for applications such as dYdX - or in this case, Aevo, there’s all the reason...
