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🚀【L2 has been pushed to the extreme, the next era belongs to 'Sovereign Rollup'】
In the past two years, the Rollup track has exploded, and almost every popular application is considering 'which L2 to deploy on'.
But the problems are becoming more obvious:
The more chains there are, the more serious the fragmentation: users have a poor cross-chain experience, assets are fragmented.
High bridging risks: concerns about fund security and operational costs deter participation.
Project limitations: even with performance, they are still constrained by ecological islands.
If the result of scaling is more islands, then what is the meaning of scaling?
Caldera (ERA) provides the answer:
👉 Not just to create more Rollups, but to connect Rollups into a network.
📌 Core Logic
1️⃣ Deploy a dedicated Rollup in a few days — performance, costs, and economic models are completely autonomous.
2️⃣ Metalayer Coordination Layer — allows different Rollups to have unified standards, with data, assets, and states seamlessly interconnected.
3️⃣ EVM Compatible — retains Ethereum's security and developer tools, lowering the migration threshold.
🪙 Role of $ERA
As cross-Rollup settlement and transaction fees.
Node staking to maintain network security.
Governance voting to decide the future of the protocol.
📈 Ecological Achievements
Over 50 projects have connected to Caldera, covering DeFi, GameFi, RWA, DePIN.
Gained support from top-tier capital, initial formation of network effects.
🔑 Caldera's positioning is not 'another faster chain', but the operating system of Rollups:
Transforming isolated chains into an interconnected network, aggregating dispersed liquidity into a collective force.
💡 This is akin to the explosion of the internet, not because there are more local area networks, but because they are connected into a true internet.
Today's Rollups are also at the same crossroads.
🔥 Here comes the question:
Will future applications continue to rely on major public chains, or will they initiate their own 'Sovereign Rollup'?
What are your thoughts? Welcome to comment below 👇
📌 @Caldera Official
#Caldera #ERA
In the past two years, the Rollup track has exploded, and almost every popular application is considering 'which L2 to deploy on'.
But the problems are becoming more obvious:
The more chains there are, the more serious the fragmentation: users have a poor cross-chain experience, assets are fragmented.
High bridging risks: concerns about fund security and operational costs deter participation.
Project limitations: even with performance, they are still constrained by ecological islands.
If the result of scaling is more islands, then what is the meaning of scaling?
Caldera (ERA) provides the answer:
👉 Not just to create more Rollups, but to connect Rollups into a network.
📌 Core Logic
1️⃣ Deploy a dedicated Rollup in a few days — performance, costs, and economic models are completely autonomous.
2️⃣ Metalayer Coordination Layer — allows different Rollups to have unified standards, with data, assets, and states seamlessly interconnected.
3️⃣ EVM Compatible — retains Ethereum's security and developer tools, lowering the migration threshold.
🪙 Role of $ERA
As cross-Rollup settlement and transaction fees.
Node staking to maintain network security.
Governance voting to decide the future of the protocol.
📈 Ecological Achievements
Over 50 projects have connected to Caldera, covering DeFi, GameFi, RWA, DePIN.
Gained support from top-tier capital, initial formation of network effects.
🔑 Caldera's positioning is not 'another faster chain', but the operating system of Rollups:
Transforming isolated chains into an interconnected network, aggregating dispersed liquidity into a collective force.
💡 This is akin to the explosion of the internet, not because there are more local area networks, but because they are connected into a true internet.
Today's Rollups are also at the same crossroads.
🔥 Here comes the question:
Will future applications continue to rely on major public chains, or will they initiate their own 'Sovereign Rollup'?
What are your thoughts? Welcome to comment below 👇
📌 @Caldera Official
#Caldera #ERA
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