How much security does your AVS need?

@tarunchitra from @gauntlet_xyz delivered a presentation during the Brussels Restaking Day.

It's a packed presentation. I'd recommend watching it if you have 30 spare minutes.

If not, I will try to break this down in a couple tweets 🧵 Restaking platforms are decentralized matching markets.

That's a sentence packed with a lot of technical terms!

Let's start by breaking down what matching markets are.

Ethereum suffers from state and liquidity fragmentation, and extended finality times (12 minutes).

The Nuffle Fast Finality Layer (NFFL) @eigenlayer AVS, previously known as the NEAR Fast Finality Layer, is a solution to this.

Let's deep dive into how this works 🧵 NFFL is a universal, secure, and fast finality layer, enhancing interoperability between all L2s using EigenLayer security.

Applications can utilize the NFFL to build cross-chain applications that finalize in 3-4 seconds, improving cross-chain UX.

The time has come 🐉

@dragonbot_xyz Twitter, waitlist, and website are live 🫡

Dragonbot is an ultra-fast, non-custodial, secure Telegram bot to trade tokens on the @NEARProtocol, empowered by its fast finality and unique account model!

Let's have a deep dive 🧵 1/ Dragonbot is inspired by the explosion of Telegram bots thriving in other blockchain ecosystems!

It lets users trade NEP-141 (NEAR’s fungible token standard) on @finance_ref directly from a Telegram chat interface.

Since we have announced our partnership with @eigenlayer, I have been getting the same question:

"What is @NEARProtocol's Super Fast Finality Layer (SFFL), and how does it help the Ethereum rollups?"

Here's a tweet thread about our partnership and what we are building 🧵 1/ If you are following me, you probably know about the @NEARProtocol.

To sum up, @NEARProtocol is a low-cost, scalable, and usable layer-one blockchain built for the Open Web.

What makes NEAR different is actualising the first ETH 2.0 Roadmap with sharding!