3 minutes to have your own chain: #Caldera allows zero-threshold Rollup development
In the past, building a custom blockchain was out of reach for most teams—either spending millions of dollars hiring a technical team, or enduring congestion and high fees on public chains. The emergence of Caldera (ERA) has completely changed this situation: "Dedicated Rollup, can be launched in 3 minutes", $ERA makes the technical threshold no longer a barrier to innovation, #caldera is making blockchain development accessible.
Its "Rollup as a Service (RaaS)" is like a modular LEGO set: choose a basic template (Optimistic or ZK Rollup), set core parameters (Gas fee rules, data on-chain frequency, etc.), click deploy—a Rollup connected to the meta-layer is born. For example, DeFi projects can customize a "high-frequency trading priority" mode, enhancing the clearing response speed to milliseconds; NFT platforms can set up a "zero Gas fee for creators" rule to attract more artists.
These Rollups come with an inherent "interconnectivity gene": inheriting Ethereum's security, carrying the cross-chain capability of the meta-layer, and being able to directly reuse Caldera ecosystem tools and liquidity. After a social DApp starts its dedicated chain through Caldera, users can directly tip with tokens from other Rollups without needing cross-chain bridging, resulting in a 50% increase in retention rate. @Caldera Official allows developers to focus on creativity, not the underlying technology, making the ecosystem of #caldera vibrant.
$ERA plays a key role: deploying a Rollup requires staking ERA (to prevent junk projects), consuming ERA to call meta-layer functions, and quality projects can apply for ERA ecosystem fund support. As more and more developers realize their ideas through Caldera, the value of $ERA is reflected in each newly launched Rollup. @Caldera Official proves that the future of blockchain should not be monopolized by technology, but should become an innovative tool that everyone can use, and #caldera is writing this future.
