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Arbitrum is a blockchain scaling solution that aims to improve the scalability and efficiency of the Ethereum network. It is built by Offchain Labs, a blockchain technology company.
Arbitrum uses a technique called rollups, which is a Layer 2 scaling solution that allows multiple transactions to be processed off-chain and then bundled together and submitted to the Ethereum mainnet. This helps to reduce congestion and increase the throughput of the network.
One of the key features of Arbitrum is its compatibility with existing Ethereum smart contracts. It uses a virtual machine called the Arbitrum Virtual Machine (AVM) that can execute Ethereum contracts, allowing developers to easily port their applications to Arbitrum with minimal modifications.
Arbitrum also offers enhanced security by utilizing fraud proofs. These proofs enable users to challenge any invalid transactions that occur on the network, ensuring the validity and integrity of the system.
The goal of Arbitrum(#Arb ) is to provide a scalable and cost-effective solution for decentralized applications (dApps) on the Ethereum network. By reducing transaction fees and increasing transaction throughput, it aims to enhance the user experience and allow for the widespread adoption of Ethereum-based applications.
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Arbitrum uses a technique called rollups, which is a Layer 2 scaling solution that allows multiple transactions to be processed off-chain and then bundled together and submitted to the Ethereum mainnet. This helps to reduce congestion and increase the throughput of the network.
One of the key features of Arbitrum is its compatibility with existing Ethereum smart contracts. It uses a virtual machine called the Arbitrum Virtual Machine (AVM) that can execute Ethereum contracts, allowing developers to easily port their applications to Arbitrum with minimal modifications.
Arbitrum also offers enhanced security by utilizing fraud proofs. These proofs enable users to challenge any invalid transactions that occur on the network, ensuring the validity and integrity of the system.
The goal of Arbitrum(#Arb ) is to provide a scalable and cost-effective solution for decentralized applications (dApps) on the Ethereum network. By reducing transaction fees and increasing transaction throughput, it aims to enhance the user experience and allow for the widespread adoption of Ethereum-based applications.
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How Much Has the Ethereum Dencun Upgrade Cut Layer-2 Gas Fees?
The Dencun upgrade has made gas fees on many Ethereum layer-2 networks near-zero. But it has yet to peel users away from the costly mainnet.
Heralded by Ethereum developers as the technical milestone they’d been “dreaming of,” last week’s Dencun upgrade was supposed to forever alter the Ethereum ecosystem—by making transactions on its layer-2 networks exponentially cheaper and thus more accessible.
One week later, how do things stand?
On the whole, Dencun has delivered exactly as promised. Across layer-2 networks that have already integrated the software update, gas fees have plummeted to unprecedented lows, in most cases by over 90%.
At writing, median transaction fees on layer-2 networks Arbitrum, Starknet, Optimism, and Optimism-based chains Base and Zora have all fallen to one cent or below, according to data from Dune and Ethereum analytics platform Grow The Pie. That’s a 91% to 95% drop in cost for each of those networks.
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The Dencun upgrade has made gas fees on many Ethereum layer-2 networks near-zero. But it has yet to peel users away from the costly mainnet.
Heralded by Ethereum developers as the technical milestone they’d been “dreaming of,” last week’s Dencun upgrade was supposed to forever alter the Ethereum ecosystem—by making transactions on its layer-2 networks exponentially cheaper and thus more accessible.
One week later, how do things stand?
On the whole, Dencun has delivered exactly as promised. Across layer-2 networks that have already integrated the software update, gas fees have plummeted to unprecedented lows, in most cases by over 90%.
At writing, median transaction fees on layer-2 networks Arbitrum, Starknet, Optimism, and Optimism-based chains Base and Zora have all fallen to one cent or below, according to data from Dune and Ethereum analytics platform Grow The Pie. That’s a 91% to 95% drop in cost for each of those networks.
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