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
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.