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Oct 26, 2022 • 1 tweets • 1 min read • Read on X
Eclipse (@EclipseFND) is building Solana VM powered rollups, built with Celestia as a data availability layer. #BuiltWithCelestia Image

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Dec 22, 2023
What is a data availability layer? 📚
Data availability (DA) layers provide 3 main features for rollups & L2s:

💽 A place to publish transaction data
🗂️ An efficient way to retrieve transaction data
📦 Abundant blobspace that securely scales
So as a DA layer, rollups & L2s use Celestia to publish and retrieve transaction data.

And with data availability sampling (DAS), Celestia provides abundant blobspace that scales with the number of users.
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Mar 8, 2023
Sovereign rollups are a departure from current rollup designs.

What are they? How do they work?

Here are the basics that will get you started 👇 Image
At its core, a sovereign rollup is a blockchain that publishes its transactions to another blockchain (a DA layer) for consensus and data availability. Image
The DA layer doesn’t make sure that sovereign rollup transactions are correct. It only orders transactions and checks they are available. Image
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Mar 7, 2023
Today officially marks the beginning of the Blockspace Race, Celestia’s incentivized testnet program 🏁

Validators have now entered into phase 1: liftoff. Image
Some of the phase 1 tasks for validators include:

• Submit a gentx
• Sign the genesis block
• Maintain high uptime
Task instructions, judging criteria, task submission, and examples for phase 1 can all be found in the docs 👇
docs.celestia.org/nodes/blockspa…
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Feb 21, 2023
Introducing Rollkit, a modular framework for rollups.

Neutral and independent from Celestia, Rollkit serves as a community-led public good that empowers developers with the freedom to deploy throughout the modular stack and accelerate innovation.
blog.celestia.org/introducing-ro…
Deploying a new monolithic chain is hard.

Developers must gather a validator set, bootstrap security from scratch, and maintain network infrastructure.

These represent significant costs, preventing many from launching their own chains and slowing innovation.
Rollups minimize these costs by utilizing a consensus and data availability layer, making it easier to deploy and maintain your own chain. Image
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Feb 20, 2023
Celestia Labs is heading to @EthereumDenver 🏔

We’ll be giving talks at ETHDenver, including other events around shared security, layer 2s, and more!

Here’s what we have lined up 👇 Image
For the ETHDenver main event, we have @Yazanator giving a talk on “Entering the modular playground” 🧱

As for the other events, here’s what we have in store:
First, @axelarcore is hosting the Interop Summit on Feb 28 for builders at the forefront of the interchain 🏗️

We have @nickwh8te participating in a panel discussion on what happens when Ethereum and Cosmos merge?
interopsummit.com
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Feb 10, 2023
Fun fact: Celestia was originally called LazyLedger
In 2019, @musalbas proposed a blockchain that should do as little or be as "lazy" as possible, and be optimized for solely ordering and guaranteeing the availability of transaction data Image
Responsibility for executing and validating transactions would be shifted to only the clients that have an interest in specific transactions relating to blockchain applications that they use
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