- Binance Labs has invested in AltLayer, a decentralised Rollups-as-a-Service (RaaS) protocol.
- The collaboration is aimed toward growing general entry to app-tailored rollups throughout the Web3 ecosystem.
Binance Labs, the enterprise capital arm and accelerator of main crypto alternate Binance, has made a strategic funding in layer-2 scalability blockchain AltLayer.
The funding will assist the protocol improve the adoption of its decentralised Rollups-as–a-Service (RaaS) providing, rising its usability throughout Web3 purposes, based on particulars shared in a press launch on Wednesday.
AltLayer’s Beacon Layer supplies entry to sequencing, execution, and verification for rollups, with all sorts of customers together with builders in a position to create and customise a rollup inside two minutes.
Nicola W., the funding director at Binance Labs, commented:
“Software-tailored rollups provide the safety of Layer 1s and the customizability of appchains. Nevertheless, a typical challenge with rollups as we speak is that they principally function with centralised sequencers and create fragmented liquidity and userbase. We discovered AltLayer’s strategy to facilitating the launch of application-tailored rollups by way of Beacon Layer an impressed take. Their core community presents a number of decentralisation and interoperability properties a lot wanted in a world of hundreds of rollups. All this whereas dramatically reducing down time-to-market and inspiring fast innovation and experimentation.”
AltLayer partnerships
AltLayer’s application-tailored rollups have seen elevated adoption throughout the ecosystem, with this boosted by its multi-chain and multi-VM help. Business gamers collaborating with AltLayer embrace EigenLayer, Espresso, Double Bounce, Arbitrum, Linea, Celestia and Bounce.
The protocol’s newest collaboration comes after Tuesday’s announcement of a partnership with Hyperlane as they appear to broaden ‘permissionless interoperability’ to rollups.