Sei Parallel Stack: pivot from alt-L1 to shared sequencer for parallel rollups
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Argues Sei has pivoted from the alt-L1 narrative toward acting as a shared sequencer for parallel EVM rollups that settle on Ethereum and use modular DA like Celestia or Avail, under the name Parallel Stack.
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Sei acts as shared sequencer across parallel EVM rollups
Rollups settle on Ethereum with Celestia or Avail for DA
Few understand that @SeiNetwork pivoted from the Alt-L1 narrative recently.
Basically the chain is meant to be a shared sequencer across a stack of parallel EVM rollups that settle on Ethereum and use modular DA like @CelestiaOrg or @AvailProject now.
Whole thing is called Parallel Stack. ⛓️
The future is so modular. 🧱✨
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At its core, The Parallel Stack emerges as a robust, open-source framework designed for crafting Layer 2s and rollups that harness the power of parallel processing. Inspired by the developments and learnings from building the most performant EVM blockchain to date in Sei v2, th
At its core, The Parallel Stack emerges as a robust, open-source framework designed for crafting Layer 2s and rollups that harness the power of parallel processing. Inspired by the developments and learnings from building the most performant EVM blockchain to date in Sei v2, th
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