Rollup performance refers to the efficiency and effectiveness with which layer-2 scaling solutions known as rollups process transactions. It is typically measured by metrics such as transaction throughput, latency, and the cost per transaction. Optimizing rollup performance is critical for achieving broad adoption of blockchain applications.
Context
The ongoing development and deployment of various rollup solutions, including optimistic and zero-knowledge variants, are central to current blockchain scalability discussions. News often highlights advancements in rollup performance, such as increased transaction finality times and reduced fees, as key indicators of network progress.
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