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Layer Two Expansion

Definition

Layer Two expansion refers to solutions built atop a main blockchain to enhance its scalability and transaction throughput. These solutions, such as rollups or state channels, process transactions off the main chain, then periodically settle or commit their aggregated results back to the primary layer. This approach significantly reduces congestion and transaction costs on the foundational blockchain. Layer Two expansion aims to make decentralized applications more practical and accessible for a wider user base.