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Everyone’s currently yapping about Espresso, and rightfully so. But raising $60 million, although impressive, isn’t the only reason you should care. To understand why @EspressoSys might be one of the most important technologies in the space, you first need to understand the…
Rollups love to say they’re “composable,” but the truth is simple: you can’t have real composability when every chain is stuck waiting 12+ minutes for Ethereum finality. That delay kills crosschain UX, forces exchanges to freeze deposits, and leaves bridges guessing whether a…
Every few months, a new “Ethereum killer” appears. Every few weeks, a new “real-time rollup” launches. But in all the noise, a simple question keeps resurfacing: Can an Ethereum-based rollup ever truly match the finality speed of a high-performance Layer-1? MegaETH says yes.…
Every few months, a new “Ethereum killer” appears. Every few weeks, a new “real-time rollup” launches. But in all the noise, a simple question keeps resurfacing: Can an Ethereum-based rollup ever truly match the finality speed of a high-performance Layer-1? MegaETH says yes.…
We have looked at how Espresso’s fast finality unlocks real-time coordination across chains helping exchanges, bridges, DeFi protocols, and solver networks operate with far more confidence and speed. But this naturally leads to a bigger question: how can rollups tap into…
Rollups have a final boss And that’s @EspressoSys. (Pun intended…...... or not.) Rollups came in hot with promises of faster, cheaper, modular scaling. The premise was simple: scale Ethereum without the drama. And for a while, it worked. Transactions zipped through like…
Just as Sheikh has said, @EspressoSys mission is clear: enable digital assets to move across chains as quickly as information. And to achieve that, they’ve built a network with four-second confirmations, around 100 nodes and support for over 20 chains. The $ESP token will…
Token launches often feel like hype machines, but @EspressoSys upcoming token launch has deeper significance. It’s not just about speculating; it’s about creating an economic model that rewards those who secure and use the network. That shift is crucial for aligning incentives in…
The co-founder of Espresso, @benafisch recently shared a post that really changes how we think about Layer 1s. He said, in essence, “Espresso is lean Ethereum. Monad and Tempo are more monolithic L1s” Their vision for a scalable Web is simple: every app is an L2, transactions…
Espresso is lean Ethereum Monad, Tempo are more monolithic L1s 🚫 🚫 Espresso’s vision for a scalable Web: every app is an L2, logs txs on a lean L1, interoperates by proving state with ZKPs L1 is just high TPS database with secure fast read/write. Let’s take Web3 mainstream.
Rollups are scaling fast but the real unlock comes when they share the same decentralized ordering layer. That’s where @EspressoSys is quietly becoming the universal base layer for L2s. Why it matters: • Decentralized ordering (no reorgs, no sequencer games) • Near-instant…
🔥 Jill Gunter at Devconnect: The Real Vision Behind Espresso ☕️ Co-Founder of @EspressoSys Jill broke down, at the tech level, what Espresso actually is and why it might finally unlock the crosschain world everyone has promised but nobody has delivered. At its core, Espresso…
We have looked at how Espresso’s fast finality unlocks real-time coordination across chains helping exchanges, bridges, DeFi protocols, and solver networks operate with far more confidence and speed. But this naturally leads to a bigger question: how can rollups tap into…
Goodnight guys Today was quite wholesome, from moving up several spots on the @EspressoSys LB and seeing most of my friends back at on it as well Tomorrow we keep preaching fast finality but tonight we sleep
Gn 🌙 in this new phase of web3 @EspressoSys isnt just patching fees it’s rewriting how economic throughput works when confirmations stay fast and the cost curve stays flat builders stop designing around limits and start designing around possibility this is the moment where…
Goodnight guys Today was quite wholesome, from moving up several spots on the @EspressoSys LB and seeing most of my friends back at on it as well Tomorrow we keep preaching fast finality but tonight we sleep
No matter how efficient a rollup’s execution engine becomes, this timing gap turns into a systemic bottleneck. The real challenge isn’t compute speed, it’s coordination across chains that can’t trust each other’s state in real time. This is the exact problem @EspressoSys was…
Many people still assume @zama is a new L1 or L2, but that’s not what it is. Zama doesn’t ask users to migrate, bridge assets, or start over on a new chain. Instead, it acts as a confidentiality layer that sits on top of the chains we already use, allowing anyone to interact…
No matter how efficient a rollup’s execution engine becomes, this timing gap turns into a systemic bottleneck. The real challenge isn’t compute speed, it’s coordination across chains that can’t trust each other’s state in real time. This is the exact problem @EspressoSys was…
Previously, differences in timing or sequencing could introduce inconsistencies or require additional arbitration mechanisms. With @EspressoSys, those gaps shrink to seconds, creating a shared clock for the ecosystem. The impact isn’t just operational, it’s economic. Reduced…
🔥 Jill Gunter at Devconnect: The Real Vision Behind Espresso ☕️ Co-Founder of @EspressoSys Jill broke down, at the tech level, what Espresso actually is and why it might finally unlock the crosschain world everyone has promised but nobody has delivered. At its core, Espresso…
When people hear “quantum risk,” they think it’s only about advanced cryptography but there’s a bigger, simpler truth behind it: Quantum risk is really a test of control. Who actually holds power in the network? Who validates the chain? Who carries the impact if…
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