Ethereum Scaling
1 storyThe central editorial question in Ethereum Scaling arises from Ethereum rollup capacity, supported by evidence about layer two transaction fees and data availability systems. Coverage may examine rollup settlement security, Ethereum blob usage, and sequencer architecture, then use cross-rollup interoperability or scaling roadmap changes to explain consequences for participants, systems, or markets. Evidence about mainnet capacity constraints, rollup proof systems, and rollup data publication costs should clarify operation, adoption, cost, access, or risk. Individual L2 adoption and competition belong under Layer 2 Networks; this section explains Ethereum rollup design, blobs, proof systems, data availability, sequencers, and roadmap choices.
ADI Chain Targets Institutional Tokenization on Ethereum Layer 2
ADI Chain, a zkRollup Layer 2 on Ethereum, aims to provide banks, governments, and companies with compliant infrastructure for stablecoin payments and real-world asset tokenization, backed by major partners and a custom gas token.