1/ Striking the right balance between global and local standards is what allows delta to provide the best properties of both shared state L1s and appchains.

In our latest post, we provide detail on our design philosophy and why it's so important 🧵👇

delta.network/articles/delta… 2/ Global vs Local

- Global laws (e.g., valid signatures, no double-spending) ensure trustless interoperability between domains.

- Local laws allow domains to further define the rules of their execution environments (e.g., zkEVM proofs).

This balance enables domains to seamlessly interoperate with the network, while maximizing their expressivity and letting these local design choices serve as an axis of competition.

Here is the first article in a series on the technology underlying delta



This article is itself an overview, so we will only briefly summarize the key points below 👇delta.network/articles/delta… delta consists of a base layer run by a permissionless validator set, and domains, which are execution environments processing user transactions 🖥️

Introducing delta, a network of networks with shared state

delta is an integrated system, built from the ground up to break the trade-off between sovereignty and interoperability for developers

We’re thrilled to announce $11M in funding to realize this vision delta believes developers should have maximal local control without sacrificing global connectivity

With the magic of zk-settlement, delta enables a level of global interoperability between local networks that has never been possible before

delta.network/articles/intro…