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Special thanks to Nikete Della Penna, RJ, Matthew Finestone, and Brecht Devos for review and valuable insights.TLDRIn this article, we “map” the current landscape of L2 MEV, thinking about different MEV consequences for different L2 designs. We also briefly overview different ways of L2s decentralization and how it might impact L2 MEV.Wat is MEVDisclaimer: feel free to skip if you are familiar with MEV. For a detailed MEV explanation, check the article “Ethereum is a dark forest” by Paradigm ...
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Taiko’s fourth testnet has arrived! Eldfell L3 (alpha-4) is our first experiment with inception layers and a new staking based proving design. We are launching this testnet in order to test two things:Deploying Taiko on Taiko as an L3 inception layer (a rollup on a rollup 😏)Testing a new staking based prover economicsOur alpha-N releases are always experiments to test our hypothesis on the protocol and build a more robust system. So let's dive in!Inception layersInception layers are a n...
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Taiko LabsL2 MEV wat
Special thanks to Nikete Della Penna, RJ, Matthew Finestone, and Brecht Devos for review and valuable insights.TLDRIn this article, we “map” the current landscape of L2 MEV, thinking about different MEV consequences for different L2 designs. We also briefly overview different ways of L2s decentralization and how it might impact L2 MEV.Wat is MEVDisclaimer: feel free to skip if you are familiar with MEV. For a detailed MEV explanation, check the article “Ethereum is a dark forest” by Paradigm ...
Taiko LabsWrapping Up Season 6, Trailblazer Role and the Road Ahead
Taiko LabsEldfell L3 (alpha-4) is live!
Taiko’s fourth testnet has arrived! Eldfell L3 (alpha-4) is our first experiment with inception layers and a new staking based proving design. We are launching this testnet in order to test two things:Deploying Taiko on Taiko as an L3 inception layer (a rollup on a rollup 😏)Testing a new staking based prover economicsOur alpha-N releases are always experiments to test our hypothesis on the protocol and build a more robust system. So let's dive in!Inception layersInception layers are a n...
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Hey everyone 👋, we want to update you on the progress we’ve made since our last community update.
Deployed a Grafana dashboard to monitor our own testnet nodes / services.
Deployed HIVE for the L2 nodes / services integration tests.
Published the initial tokenomics proposal (in review), which can be viewed at the latest whitepaper.
Reduced commitBlock gas cost (in review).
Made progress on the bridge relayer and bridge UI.
Moved stack from React to Svelte + Tailwind + daisyUI.
Improved bridge documentation.
Miscellaneous contributions to the community ZK-EVM project such as a RETURENDATACOPY opcode implementation and circuit benchmarks.
Ongoing investigation into newer proving systems (HyperPlonk, FRI based solutions) and circuit optimizations (non-native field arithmetic).
Open sourced taiko-mono with contributing guide.
Added code coverage calculations and badges for our projects.
Fleshed out requirements and design for the testnet launch.
Published the Taiko jobs page.
Updated all link handles to point to taikoxyz instead of taikochain.
Talked about Layer 2 Finality at the IOSG conference in Lisbon.
Added a new moderator, welcome ex_sxcr!
Updated taiko.xyz with some good ‘getting started’ materials and a Talks section.
Moved all presentations from Google slides to HackMD, and added them to Talks.
Published an internal presentation from Daniel to new engineers at Taiko, explaining the Taiko protocol — this can be viewed on our new YouTube channel.
Published a blog post on The Type 1 ZK-EVM.
Progress on GitPOAP for contributors has been made, you can look forward to that soon!
Added contributors section to the taiko-mono README.
Added issue templates so you can now easily report bugs and request features (will be recognized on our README and eligible for a GitPOAP).
As a decentralized and open source project, we’d like to thank those who have helped out in our community to improve Taiko.
HV for creating a blog post: What is Taiko? For Beginners
ex_sxcr for joining as a moderator and helping answer questions + provide clarity.
qukuaizhao for the good vibes in Discord ❤️.
Everyone else on the Discord helping to answer questions and promote learning about Ethereum and Taiko.
Hey everyone 👋, we want to update you on the progress we’ve made since our last community update.
Deployed a Grafana dashboard to monitor our own testnet nodes / services.
Deployed HIVE for the L2 nodes / services integration tests.
Published the initial tokenomics proposal (in review), which can be viewed at the latest whitepaper.
Reduced commitBlock gas cost (in review).
Made progress on the bridge relayer and bridge UI.
Moved stack from React to Svelte + Tailwind + daisyUI.
Improved bridge documentation.
Miscellaneous contributions to the community ZK-EVM project such as a RETURENDATACOPY opcode implementation and circuit benchmarks.
Ongoing investigation into newer proving systems (HyperPlonk, FRI based solutions) and circuit optimizations (non-native field arithmetic).
Open sourced taiko-mono with contributing guide.
Added code coverage calculations and badges for our projects.
Fleshed out requirements and design for the testnet launch.
Published the Taiko jobs page.
Updated all link handles to point to taikoxyz instead of taikochain.
Talked about Layer 2 Finality at the IOSG conference in Lisbon.
Added a new moderator, welcome ex_sxcr!
Updated taiko.xyz with some good ‘getting started’ materials and a Talks section.
Moved all presentations from Google slides to HackMD, and added them to Talks.
Published an internal presentation from Daniel to new engineers at Taiko, explaining the Taiko protocol — this can be viewed on our new YouTube channel.
Published a blog post on The Type 1 ZK-EVM.
Progress on GitPOAP for contributors has been made, you can look forward to that soon!
Added contributors section to the taiko-mono README.
Added issue templates so you can now easily report bugs and request features (will be recognized on our README and eligible for a GitPOAP).
As a decentralized and open source project, we’d like to thank those who have helped out in our community to improve Taiko.
HV for creating a blog post: What is Taiko? For Beginners
ex_sxcr for joining as a moderator and helping answer questions + provide clarity.
qukuaizhao for the good vibes in Discord ❤️.
Everyone else on the Discord helping to answer questions and promote learning about Ethereum and Taiko.
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