𝚝𝟷 exists to solve the fragmentation caused by rollups and aims to restore seamless composability and improve user experience in Ethereum
𝚝𝟷 is Layer-2 infrastructure for:
Composable scalability
Achieve the cost and performance benefits of rollup transactions while maintaining composability with the Ethereum ecosystem.
Cross-chain interoperability
Aggregate your application state across Ethereum and different rollups so that users stop juggling chains and instead simply interact with your app.
Low-latency
1-second block time to provide faster preconfirmations and improved user experience.
A new paradigm in cross-chain applications and scaling enabled by real-time proofs and instant settlement. Get seamless interoperability with the Ethereum ecosystem and provide an application-first UX.
- Cross-chain synchronous composability, today
- Scalable native applications with access to Ethereum liquidity
- Reduced ecosystem dependency
A new paradigm in cross-chain applications and scaling enabled by real-time proofs and instant settlement. Experience the entire Ethereum ecosystem as a unified, interconnected network.
- Rollup-level performance with L1-Ethereum-class composability
- Unified interactions for the entire Ethereum ecosystem
- Application-first UX, finally
A new paradigm in cross-chain applications and scaling enabled by real-time proofs and instant settlement. Focus on innovation and creating network effects rather than focusing on TVL.
- Liquidity-sharing beyond a single chain
- Low customer and developer acquisition cost
- Technical innovation: encrypted mempool, many VMs, shared private state
Built for Developers
A new paradigm in cross-chain applications and scaling enabled by real-time proofs and instant settlement. Get seamless interoperability with the Ethereum ecosystem and provide an application-first UX.
- Cross-chain synchronous composability, today
- Scalable native applications with access to Ethereum liquidity
- Reduced ecosystem dependency
How it works:

Web3 experts with deep decentralized network experience:

Can Kisagun
Can was the co-founder and Chief Product Officer of Enigma MPC and Secret Network, the first privacy preserving smart contracting L1 powered by TEEs. Before Secret Network, Can was at MIT and McKinsey & Co.

Orest Tarasiuk
Orest worked as engineer at Scroll, an Ethereum zkRollup L2. He also started zkWarsaw, a tech community running ZKP events. Before that, he co-founded and served as CTO at Knit, a video calling app, and Cara Care, a mobile health platform.

Can Kisagun
Can was the co-founder and Chief Product Officer of Enigma MPC and Secret Network, the first privacy preserving smart contracting L1 powered by TEEs. Before Secret Network, Can was at MIT and McKinsey & Co.

Orest Tarasiuk
Orest worked as engineer at Scroll, an Ethereum zkRollup L2. He also started zkWarsaw, a tech community running ZKP events. Before that, he co-founded and served as CTO at Knit, a video calling app, and Cara Care, a mobile health platform.

Krzysztof Spisak-Spisacki
Krzysztof is an analytical, agile and versatile Java native who fell in love with the blockchain domain because of its complexity and constant innovation. Krzysztof has 11 years of professional experience.

Wojciech Wołoszyn
Wojciech specializes in confidential computing, with a focus on the security of Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs). His background spans industry and academia, including roles at Intel and the University of Oxford.
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Evan Chipman
Evan is an EVM-native developer whose experience spans from Solidity development at Struct Finance to building Furnis, a DevOps platform for deploying smart contracts. He has contributed to Foundry, Reth, and Alloy.

Mat
Mat brings extensive experience from Investment Banking, Pharma, and consulting. Leveraging his legal background and expertise, he now helps enable success in t1 initiatives.

Alex
Alexandre is a blockchain engineer with deep expertise in Ethereum, smart contracts and EVM. Previously at Squid router, he focused on cross-chain infrastructures and their UX challenges. He joined T1 to help solve critical rollup limitations, especially around decentralization and interoperability, and is particularly excited about real-time proving and native rollups.

Henry
Henry has worked in the FinTech operations his entire career, starting off in crypto as a user in 2017 and taking the full-time jump in 2022. He previously worked at Polygon Labs as their Head of Business Operations and prior to that was at Strategy& (PwC).