The cross-chain user experience is terrible. Too many bridging protocols. Too many wallet applications. Complicated operational steps. It's just not simple and clear enough.
The Avail Nexus upgrade will completely change all of this.
With the Nexus SDK, your Rollup or dApp can connect directly to 11+ blockchains. No bridging required. No repeated deployment. The user experience is no longer fragmented.
The future of Web3 requires truly scalable infrastructure.
At today's @EthCC conference, @prabalbanerjee articulated the vision of Avail — to achieve horizontal seamless scaling, allowing for native communication between Rollups without the need for bridges or congestion.
Meanwhile, at the Based Rollup Summit, @kyleArojas discussed a key question with representatives from @taikoxyz, @OpenZeppelin, and @lu_ban_: Should Ethereum lead its own scaling roadmap, or empower a more open, modular future?
At the Avail booth, we also engaged face-to-face with teams that are bringing this vision to life, collectively driving the evolution of Web3 infrastructure.
Staking itself is not the issue, but the incentive mechanism has indeed deviated.
At the @ETHCC conference, Tanisha (@governingweb3) delved into the current inequality where 10% of validators occupy 85% of the rewards, and introduced the Validator Reputation Model of Avail for the first time, aiming to reshape this landscape.
She also represented Avail in a roundtable discussion with @tokengineering's @akrtws and Franklin Delehelle from @lagrangedev, focusing on the incentive design of Staking and the ZK proof market, rethinking the concept of 'fairness' in decentralized infrastructure.