ZkEVM Layer 2 network, Lumia announced that it has launched the HyperNodes sale, inviting the community to participate in decentralizing its network and support the mission to enhance on-chain liquidity.
“It has been extremely interesting to brainstorm the design space and come up with the optimal architecture for Lumia’s upcoming Validium with their tech team,” said Sandeep Nailwal, Founder of Polygon, in a written statement. “I feel that the staked DAC secured Validium that Lumia is building using Polygon technology could quickly become the industry standard for projects launching their chains,” he added.
Developed in collaboration with Polygon and GatewayFM, the project utilizes Data Availability Committee (DAC) nodes or HyperNodes to enhance scalability, security, and regulatory compliance.
HyperNodes play a crucial role in Lumia’s strategy for managing Data Availability (DA) and liquidity. Through DAC nodes, Lumia addresses critical challenges in the blockchain space, ensuring that transaction data is securely stored and accessible. This approach helps comply with diverse regulatory frameworks, supporting the integration of real-world assets (RWA). This decentralized node network reduces risks related to data loss or manipulation, establishing a benchmark for blockchain integrity.
Furthermore, HyperNodes empower operators to generate real yield by collecting trading fees and validating transaction data, which is critical for defining the blockchain’s state and ensuring its integrity. This mechanism also opens avenues for additional revenue streams, providing a direct financial incentive for participants to actively engage and contribute to the network.
Lumia HyperNodes guarantee rapid DA confirmations by leveraging a smaller, permissioned group of nodes. This approach enhances cost predictability, allowing for more efficient resource allocation. Additionally, the platform incorporates tailored security measures and flexible governance to meet the requirements of zkEVM infrastructure.
Lumia: What Is It?
It is a modular Layer 2 network engineered to enhance liquidity, capital efficiency, and critical infrastructure within decentralized finance (DeFi) and RWAs. It facilitates the seamless integration of tokenized physical assets into digital finance, thereby advancing the evolution of financial markets.
Recently, Lumia announced the launch of its network with the goal of boosting on-chain liquidity for RWAs, expanding accessibility, and introducing new applications for tokenized assets.
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