Best Layer 2 Protocols for Across Protocol

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    Arbitrum Reviews
    Next generation layer 2 for Ethereum DApps. Scale your dApp with your favorite tools at the lowest possible cost. An aggregator is the same role as a node in Ethereum. Client software can make remote procedure calls (RPCs), to an aggregator using the standard API to interact with an Arbitrum network. The aggregator will then call the EthBridge to produce transaction results to the client just like an Ethereum node. Although it is common for clients to use an aggregator to submit transactions to an Arbitrum Chain, this is not mandatory. There is no limit to the number of aggregators that can exist or who can be an aggregater. In order to improve efficiency, aggregators often combine multiple client transactions into one message that can be submitted to Arbitrum. Arbitrum also supports a privileged Sequencer, which can order transactions and provide low latency transaction receipts.
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    Base Reviews

    Base

    Coinbase

    Free
    Base is an Ethereum L2 that is low-cost, secure, and developer-friendly. It was created to bring the next billion people to the web3. Base has the security and scalability that you need to power your apps. It leverages Ethereum's underlying security and allows you to confidently access Base from Coinbase, Ethereum L1, or other interoperable chains. The EVM environment is available at a fraction the price. Get early access to Ethereum features such as Account Abstraction (ERC4337), simple APIs for gasless transactions and smart contract wallets. Base is built on Optimism’s open-source OP Stack. Base allows decentralized apps to easily leverage Coinbase's products distribution and products. Easy fiat onramps and seamless Coinbase integrations are all possible.
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    Blast Reviews
    The only Ethereum L2 that offers native yields for ETH and stablecoins. Blast's yield is derived from ETH staking protocols and RWA protocols. Blast users receive the yield from these decentralized protocols automatically. The default interest rate for other L2s are 0%. As contributors, our goal is to grow the economy on-chain with the highest-yielding L2. Members of the community who join us in our mission will be eligible to receive the Blast Airdrop. Blast was only made possible this year after Ethereum's Shanghai upgrade. The ETH yield generated by L1 stake, originally Lido, will be automatically transferred to the users through rebasing Ethereum on L2.
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    Mode Network Reviews
    Mode is Ethereum L2, which rewards you for expanding the network through new economic mechanisms. Mode is a new onchain economy that rewards contributions to network growth. Developers receive a percentage of the sequencer fees generated by their contracts. The smart treasury of Mode will be used to automate rewards across the ecosystem. Mode is built using the modular OP stack, and is a part of the superchain along with base and OP mainnet. Mode name service allows for seamless user-centric engagement on the mode blockchain. The mode bridge lets you transfer assets between L1 mode.
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    Unichain Reviews
    Unichain is an Ethereum L2 optimized for DeFi, and designed to be the home of liquidity across chains. Unichain is an Ethereum Layer 2 platform that focuses on cost-efficiency and liquidity. It offers faster and cheaper transactions, with block times of just one second. It also aims to reduce transaction costs by 20x when compared to Ethereum. It is built on the OP Stack and promotes scalability. Open-source innovations are also promoted, as well as future enhancements such as Provable Block Building. Unichain is a resource for developers and users of the DeFi ecosystem, offering resources to deploy smart contracts and create liquidity pools. Our experience in building the largest decentralized trading platform in the world has informed our design. Unichain is based on the OP stack. Unichain's technical innovations are open source and available to any rollup. A network of full-nodes monitors and validates the actions of the Sequencer, bringing faster transactions to Unichain and more decentralization.
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    Optimism Reviews
    The new scalability stack to Ethereum. Instant transactions and scalable smart contract. Optimism (PBC) is a for-profit corporation that produces a public benefit while also operating in a responsible, sustainable manner. This means that we have to balance the stockholders' interests with the best interests for those who are most affected by our conduct. We also have a "public benefit charter" that we were incorporated with. The Company's specific public benefit purpose is to increase and enshrine fair internet access through the development open-source software. This charter is our promise to the Ethereum community that we will uphold its values and produce infrastructure that promotes the growth of an ecosystem of public good.
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    zkSync Reviews
    zkSync is Ethereum’s most user-centric ZK rollup. ZK rollup does not have an upper limit on the amount it can safely handle in L2. This is unlike any other scaling strategy. All assets can be moved capital-efficiently between ZK rollups and L1. This is in contrast to optimistic rollups. zkSync has the lowest real transaction costs of all planned and existing rollups. zkSync supports meta-transactions and instant confirmations with economic finality. It also offers low-cost privacy and low-cost privacy. zkSync's design is easy and fun. In just a few lines of code, you can integrate payments and atomic swaps. A Rust-based framework allows you to create type-safe and functional-style smart contracts using Zinc. With minimal modifications, deploy your existing EVM codebase.
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    Polygon (Matic) Reviews
    Polygon (previously Matic Network), is a protocol and framework that allows you to build and connect Ethereum-compatible blockchain networks. Although Ethereum is the preferred blockchain development platform, it has its limitations. Polygon - A protocol and framework for building and connecting Ethereum compatible blockchain networks. Preset blockchain networks can be deployed in one click. A growing number of modules are available for the development of custom networks. Interoperability protocol to exchange arbitrary messages with Ethereum or other blockchain networks. Modular and optional security as a service. Modules for adaptors to enable interoperability with existing blockchain networks. Polygon brings together the best of Ethereum, sovereign and other blockchains in an attractive feature set. For developers.
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