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Modular Rollup Interoperability Benchmarks

Notebook entry on modular rollup interoperability benchmarks.

Code: NT-126
Tags: #rollups #interoperability #modular
Language: en

Catalyst

Celestia, EigenDA, and multiple app-specific rollups published cross-domain messaging benchmarks, proving sub-second proofs across heterogeneous stacks.

Structural Shifts

Sequencers can now post blobs to different data layers while using shared settlement, letting teams mix-and-match components. Interoperability standards such as OP Stack faults + zk light clients make cross-rollup calls realistic.

Mix-and-match modular stack

Sequencer posts blobs To the chosen data layer
Data availability Celestia, EigenDA
Shared settlement Common layer under heterogeneous stacks
OP Stack faults + zk light clients Verification across domains
Cross-rollup call lands Sub-second proofs
Sequence as described in the field notes above

Experiment Log

Benchmarks compare latency, proof costs, and MEV-sharing models between shared and sovereign sequencers. Hackathons focus on liquidity routers that understand multiple proving systems.

Risk & Opportunity Grid

Upside: specialized rollups per vertical without siloed liquidity. Risks: complex trust assumptions in bridges and governance fragmentation if standards fork.

Full Note

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