@TheZKNation@zksync@0xheycat Do you know that most of the people who qualified have about 4 wallets each . You might have distributed to over 600k plus wallet, the real users are probably less than 200k
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Not one, but two major announcements!
With the Avail DA mainnet approaching, it's about time we gave you a refresher on its core features. They make us different from other DA layers.
A deep-dive into
1. Validity proofs
2. Erasure coding
3. Light clients
4. Data availability sampling
5. Expandable blockspace
(1/6)
Avail gives you interoperability with all other blockchains, no matter where you choose to build. OP Stack, Ethereum, Polygon CDK, you name it.
With the foundation of a common DA layer built for security and scale (Avail DA), interoperability between chains is drastically simplified.
Why?
They share a common trust zone. DA provides transaction ordering, and then execution proofs verify state transitions.
How?
Combining both transaction ordering and execution proofs is the key.
Nexus doesn’t enforce integration requirements on developers - you can build wherever and Nexus just works.
Hear us out, if you’re building an L2 on Bitcoin, you should use Avail. Here’s why:
BTC L2s can move 99% faster when leveraging Avail DA as an intermediate fast DA layer before posting to Bitcoin for DA.
Avail DA has 20 sec blocks and takes around 2 blocks to reach finality providing DA guarantees to L2s in ~40 seconds.
Bitcoin has 10min blocks and reaches finality every 6 blocks providing finality in ~1 hour.
Your BTC L2 can post transactions to Avail DA every 20 seconds and receive interim finality in 40 seconds. Transactions can then be posted to BTC for DA every 10 min and finalize in ~1 hour.