Both Optimism and Arbitrum offer L2 scaling solutions, which means both focus primarily on improving transaction speed and reducing fees in the pursuit of more scalability.

Private financial institutions, despite the market cap of $2T are failing  to modernize their financial structure because they have the compliance hurdle to cross. For example,  Signature Bank’s Signet platform allowed trading in cryptos-fiat pairs  for near instantaneous settlements but the platform was not in compliance as per SEC rules and regulations, forcing them to wrap up and shut operations in 2023.

Shardeum Mainnet is live. Zeeve brings no-code, non-custodial validator infrastructure to Shardeum, starting at just $40/month.

Whether we talk about Rollups’ state in 2024 or the current year, L2 rollups have gained unrealistic growth & adoption with $10.22B TVL, $31.25B TVS, and close to 400 chains launched already. Ethereum’s pro-dank sharding upgrade, Stage-1 decentralization, Dencun upgrade, Optimism’s Bedrock upgrade, Polygon’s AggLayer, and Elastic Network from ZKSYNC are the major reasons behind this tremendous growth.

Whether we talk about Rollups’ state in 2024 or the current year, L2 rollups have gained unrealistic growth & adoption with $10.22B TVL, $31.25B TVS, and close to 400 chains launched already. Ethereum’s pro-dank sharding upgrade, Stage-1 decentralization, Dencun upgrade, Optimism’s Bedrock upgrade, Polygon’s AggLayer, and Elastic Network from ZKSYNC are the major reasons behind this tremendous growth.

Arbitrum isn’t just growing — it’s compounding itself. Over 1,800 real developers (no bots) have pushed more than 7,400 commits across 100+ repos since 2023, fueling a surge in network traction. At the same time, Arbitrum’s TVL has also jumped from $1B to over $3B as per DeFilama. If these numbers aren’t sufficient to prove that Arbitrium is making headlines and a battle-tested chain,  it is hard to say what would be.

Telecommunication has always been a story of scale. millions of users, billions in revenue, and some of the most deeply embedded infrastructure in our daily lives. But when it comes to innovation—real, paradigm-shifting innovation—the industry has been surprisingly slow to evolve. Even when hardware evolved and 5G towers rose, the way telcos engage users has barely changed. It’s still transactional. It’s one-way. And more often than not, it ends with just a bill.

Arbitrum isn’t just growing — it’s compounding itself. Over 1,800 real developers (no bots) have pushed more than 7,400 commits across 100+ repos since 2023, fueling a surge in network traction. At the same time, Arbitrum’s TVL has also jumped from $1B to over $3B as per DeFilama. If these numbers aren’t sufficient to prove that Arbitrium is making headlines and a battle-tested chain,  it is hard to say what would be.

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