#LAYEROnBinance

The term "Layer" in the context of blockchain technology refers to different levels of a blockchain's architecture, each serving distinct functions:

Layer 0: This foundational layer includes the hardware, protocols, and connections that form the base upon which other layers are built. It facilitates communication and interoperability between various blockchain networks.

Layer 1: This is the main blockchain network itself, such as Bitcoin or Ethereum. It encompasses the core protocol and consensus mechanisms that validate and record transactions.

Layer 2: Built atop Layer 1, these solutions aim to enhance scalability and efficiency. They handle transactions off the main chain and then report back, reducing congestion and improving transaction speeds.

Layer 3: This layer focuses on applications and user interfaces that interact with the underlying blockchain layers, providing end-user services and experiences.

Regarding tokens associated with these layers, for instance, AltLayer (ALT) is a project that was featured on Binance Launchpool. AltLayer is designed to assist developers in deploying scalable, specialized layers, including restaked rollups. Users had the opportunity to farm ALT tokens by staking BNB or FDUSD on Binance Launchpool.