Blockchain infrastructure firm Conduit has introduced a platform enabling the deployment of L3 solutions based on Rollups with just a few clicks, eliminating the need for coding.
Introducing Ultra High-Throughput L3s on Base, Zora, and Mode
You can now deploy L3s on @buildonbase, @ourzora and @modenetwork with @CelestiaOrg underneath ✨ pic.twitter.com/UukyglFRLh
— Conduit (@conduitxyz) February 21, 2024
The application offers a choice of OP Stack frameworks from Optimism and Arbitrum Orbit. Data availability is provided by Ethereum or Celestia. For transaction verification, users can opt for L2 solutions like Base, Zora, Mode, or the main Ethereum network.
Deploying an L3
First, choose the OP Stack as a rollup framework and Celestia for data availability
For the Settlement layer, choose an L2 like Base, Zora, or Mode
Deploy an L3 today ⬇️https://t.co/hipUhIeA6n pic.twitter.com/lxIqsAunid
— Conduit (@conduitxyz) February 21, 2024
According to developers, Celestia reduces transaction costs by more than 100 times compared to Ethereum and tenfold relative to L2 networks.
“Low fees will allow teams to reuse revenues and subsidize new users on a large scale,” they believe.
Deploying a rollup on the platform takes about 15 minutes. It is free on the test network, while on the main network it costs 2.79 ETH (~$8340 at the time of writing). Support in the Sepolia testnet costs only $50 per month, while in the Ethereum mainnet it is $3000.
Several experts have praised Conduit’s application. Paradigm’s Head of Market Development, Nick Martitsch, stated that there has never been an easier way to launch a Rollups solution.
@conduitxyz self-serve is here! Never been easier to launch a rollup ⛓️ https://t.co/WvKC8ZWZAG
— Nick Martitsch (@nickmartitsch) February 14, 2024
However, some have expressed concerns about such accessibility.
every shitcoin is gonna make its own rollup now innit?
they making rollup deployment easier than launching a shitcoin pic.twitter.com/roWI6YWYjd
— 0xngmi (@0xngmi) February 21, 2024
“Every shitcoin is going to make its own rollup now, isn’t it? Because it’s easier than launching a token,” wrote Defi Llama developer 0xngm.
Commentators have also raised questions about the mechanism for responding to subscription payment discontinuation and the lack of proper funding source verification.
In January, Celestia and StarkNet teams announced a collaboration aimed at enhancing data availability in the Ethereum ecosystem for L3 networks.