Scaling Ethereum Summit | How Rollups *actually* work - Kelvin Fichter

Join Kelvin from Optimism for a talk titled " How Rollups actually work".
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[@augustskater6188]

Amazing video, The exploration of Layer 2 solutions in tackling Ethereum's scalability challenges is crucial. It's fascinating to see how projects like "Taiko" are addressing these issues head-on with innovative rollup technologies. Do create video on Taiko as well please ..

[@TINTUHD]

Great point of Rollups being their chain.

[@yieldkollector]

Thanks Kevin. Was just researching for an Arbi paper I am writing. Gonna do a write up on this. Super useful.

[@VarounsVlogs]

I wish everything could be explained like this

[@martin-lee168]

Cool video!

[@abhikbanerjee3719]

If you close your eyes are hear to him, his speaking style is akin to Neil deGrasse Tyson. Enjoyed the talk!

[@christinekim-wl7xj]

part 2 please :)

[@Bern-pv5lf]

I am actually surprised that people don't understand rollups and state validity after now year of talking about rollups but you can probably really blame the marketing departments of the different organizations that build rollups. Though I think buidlers who develop on L1/L2 and read a bit more about the rollup contracts and the proof systems understand rollups well. thats also why I don't agree with kelvin is that zk proof builder don't get it. And blaming that teams working to "cramp" the evm state into a zk proof is even more bad sports...as if they wouldn't research and develop on this, the whole blockchain space never will get to the next level.

[@vinayakkurup2883]

my man, for running a VC backed company with over 100M in funding, you might spend 100 bucks on a better mic? I love the explanation, but I almost didn't watch it all the way through because my ears hurt within the first minute.

[@samlaf92]

gm. nice talk, but bad take.