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Blockchain Technology: A Brief ReviewBlockchain, the backbone of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, emerged as a decentralized, transparent, and unchangeable record. At its core, a blockchain is a distributed ledger, a chain of blocks containing a list of transactions. These blocks are linked together cryptographically, ensuring that once data is recorded, it cannot be changed without network consensus. Its genius lies in its simplicity: a distributed network of nodes collectively ma...
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Modular blockchainEcosystem construction of modular blockchain Celestia
Celestia, the first modular blockchain
Modular blockchainWhite House Crypto Report Imminent: How Much BTC is Available for Strategic Reserves?
On July 30 (Eastern Time), a highly anticipated document is set to be released—the White House’s first-ever policy report on digital assets. Not only does it represent the Trump administration’s first systematic stance on crypto regulation, but it is also expected to serve as a roadmap for the industry’s development in the coming years. Amid multiple legislative advancements and regulatory debates, this report stands out, with potential implications extending far beyond regulation itself. The...
Modular blockchainUnlocking the future: The rise of modular blockchains
Blockchain Technology: A Brief ReviewBlockchain, the backbone of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, emerged as a decentralized, transparent, and unchangeable record. At its core, a blockchain is a distributed ledger, a chain of blocks containing a list of transactions. These blocks are linked together cryptographically, ensuring that once data is recorded, it cannot be changed without network consensus. Its genius lies in its simplicity: a distributed network of nodes collectively ma...
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Fuel is a modular UTXO-based execution layer that brings globally accessible scale to Ethereum. As a modular execution layer, Fuel can achieve global throughput in a way that a monolithic chain cannot, while inheriting the security of Ethereum
Financing: US$81.5 million
Dymension is a sovereign Rollup built on Cosmos, aiming to make the development of RollApp (RollApp focusing on customized applications) through Dymension Chain (settlement layer), RDK (RollApp Development Kit) and IRC (Inter-Rollup Communication). Gotta be simple
Financing: US$6.7 million
Eclipse is a customizable Rollup provider compatible with multiple Layer1s. The platform enables developers to deploy their own Rollups powered by Solana OS, using any chain for security or data storage
Financing: US$15 million
AltLayer is a highly scalable application-specific execution layer system that derives security from the underlying Layer1/Layer2. It is designed as a modular and pluggable architecture for the multi-chain and multi-VM world.
Financing: US$7.2 million
Initia is used in full-chain Rollup networks, built by fusing novel Layer1 with application-specific Layer2 infrastructure systems. Initia has a complete technology stack that can implement a set of chain-level mechanisms, and the economic interests between users, developers, Layer2 application chains and Layer1 are consistent.
Financing: Undisclosed
Omni Network is the interoperability infrastructure of Ethereum, aiming to provide interoperability for Rollup networks such as Optimism, Arbitrum, zkSync and Starknet, and become the core infrastructure for all Rollup networks and modular applications on Ethereum to achieve seamless and secure Cross-Rollup user experience
Financing: US$18 million
Avail is a modular blockchain focused on data availability, ordering and recording blockchain transactions to prove that block data is available without downloading the entire block. This allows it to scale in ways that a monolithic blockchain cannot.
Financing: Undisclosed
Nautilus Chain is a modular blockchain built on Eclipse that combines the speed of Solana with the decentralization and security of Ethereum to become the fastest EVM chain available, capable of parallel transaction processing.
Financing: Undisclosed
In zkSync 2.0, the Layer2 state will be divided into 2 aspects, zkRollup with on-chain data availability and zkPorter with off-chain data availability. zkPorter's off-chain DA is maintained by Guardians (zkSync token holders) and has a slashing mechanism.
Financing: US$258 million
StarkEx DAC is StarkEx’s off-chain DA solution, and Starkex is an “execution” motor developed for application-specific chains. Starkex can use Ethereum for data accessibility or use committees for data accessibility. This adds great flexibility to Starkex
Financing: $261 million
Fuel is a modular UTXO-based execution layer that brings globally accessible scale to Ethereum. As a modular execution layer, Fuel can achieve global throughput in a way that a monolithic chain cannot, while inheriting the security of Ethereum
Financing: US$81.5 million
Dymension is a sovereign Rollup built on Cosmos, aiming to make the development of RollApp (RollApp focusing on customized applications) through Dymension Chain (settlement layer), RDK (RollApp Development Kit) and IRC (Inter-Rollup Communication). Gotta be simple
Financing: US$6.7 million
Eclipse is a customizable Rollup provider compatible with multiple Layer1s. The platform enables developers to deploy their own Rollups powered by Solana OS, using any chain for security or data storage
Financing: US$15 million
AltLayer is a highly scalable application-specific execution layer system that derives security from the underlying Layer1/Layer2. It is designed as a modular and pluggable architecture for the multi-chain and multi-VM world.
Financing: US$7.2 million
Initia is used in full-chain Rollup networks, built by fusing novel Layer1 with application-specific Layer2 infrastructure systems. Initia has a complete technology stack that can implement a set of chain-level mechanisms, and the economic interests between users, developers, Layer2 application chains and Layer1 are consistent.
Financing: Undisclosed
Omni Network is the interoperability infrastructure of Ethereum, aiming to provide interoperability for Rollup networks such as Optimism, Arbitrum, zkSync and Starknet, and become the core infrastructure for all Rollup networks and modular applications on Ethereum to achieve seamless and secure Cross-Rollup user experience
Financing: US$18 million
Avail is a modular blockchain focused on data availability, ordering and recording blockchain transactions to prove that block data is available without downloading the entire block. This allows it to scale in ways that a monolithic blockchain cannot.
Financing: Undisclosed
Nautilus Chain is a modular blockchain built on Eclipse that combines the speed of Solana with the decentralization and security of Ethereum to become the fastest EVM chain available, capable of parallel transaction processing.
Financing: Undisclosed
In zkSync 2.0, the Layer2 state will be divided into 2 aspects, zkRollup with on-chain data availability and zkPorter with off-chain data availability. zkPorter's off-chain DA is maintained by Guardians (zkSync token holders) and has a slashing mechanism.
Financing: US$258 million
StarkEx DAC is StarkEx’s off-chain DA solution, and Starkex is an “execution” motor developed for application-specific chains. Starkex can use Ethereum for data accessibility or use committees for data accessibility. This adds great flexibility to Starkex
Financing: $261 million
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