Rollup throughput quantifies the number of transactions a blockchain scaling solution, specifically a rollup, can process within a given timeframe. Rollups enhance transaction speed and reduce costs by bundling multiple transactions off-chain before submitting a compressed summary to the main chain. Higher throughput indicates greater efficiency and capacity for decentralized applications. This metric is crucial for assessing a scaling solution’s effectiveness.
Context
Rollup throughput is a central topic in the ongoing discourse about blockchain scalability, particularly for networks like Ethereum. Comparisons between different rollup designs often focus on their transaction processing capabilities and the associated cost reductions. Advancements in rollup throughput are seen as vital for enabling widespread blockchain adoption.
A new k-dimensional polynomial commitment scheme drastically reduces data availability overhead, unlocking massive throughput for decentralized rollups.
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