Developers at ConsenSyslaunched the alpha mainnet of Linea —second-layer solutions built on ZK-Rollups technology.
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The platform is fully compatible with EVM — supports mainnet code, and developers can use existing tooling and infrastructure.
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ConsenSys said Linea aims to offer an economically efficient solution for developers and users, with transaction costs 15 times lower than Ethereum.
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The project’s ecosystem includes more than 100 protocols.
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The solution will integrate MetaMask, Infura, Diligence and Hyperledger Besu.
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«The next chapter Web3 will be written on Ethereum L2. Linea is ready to become the main execution environment for scalable dapps», — said ConsenSys founder and CEO Joe Lubin.
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Over the coming week, the team will bring on partners to integrate applications and the necessary infrastructure.
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On July 19, during ETHCC, developers will open access to the general public.
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The mainnet launch followed successful testing on the testnet Goerli.
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At this stage, 5.5 million unique wallets were involved, and over three months they conducted more than 46 million transactions.
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The developers said they have no plans to launch a utility token. Any promotion of the Linea token is fraudulent, they warned.
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In May 2023, the Linea platform introduced a loyalty program aimed at boosting testnet activity.
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Earlier, support for the L2 solution was added by the cross-chain liquidity protocol Symbiosis Finance.