The Rollup Coaster Explores Ethereum Innovations in Latest Edition
The
latest
edition
of
The
Rollup
Coaster,
a
bi-weekly
newsletter
published
by
Taiko,
offers
an
in-depth
exploration
of
the
Ethereum
ecosystem.
Authored
by
Taiko’s
researcher
Jünger,
this
edition
delves
into
various
cutting-edge
topics
such
as
rollups,
zero-knowledge
proofs,
based
sequencing/preconfirmations,
Trusted
Execution
Environments
(TEEs),
and
MEV/PBS.
Highlights
🎢
The
newsletter
highlights
several
significant
developments
in
the
Ethereum
space.
Max
Resnick
joined
a
recent
episode
of
Bankless,
discussing
the
state
of
rollups,
the
future
of
Layer
2
solutions,
and
the
scaling
of
Layer
1
itself.
Additionally,
Succinct
Labs
announced
a
collaboration
with
Optimism,
enabling
the
construction
of
a
ZK
rollup
with
SP1
on
top
of
the
OP
Chain.
ZK
and
Rollup
Research
🧙
This
section
is
expected
to
cover
the
latest
research
and
advancements
in
zero-knowledge
proofs
and
rollups,
although
specific
details
were
not
provided
in
the
summary.
Based
Sequencing
and
Preconfirmations
😎
The
newsletter
also
dives
into
the
concept
of
based
sequencing
and
preconfirmations,
which
are
crucial
for
enhancing
the
efficiency
and
security
of
blockchain
transactions.
Trusted
Execution
Environments
(TEEs)
🫣
The
Zero
Knowledge
Podcast
recently
hosted
Andrew
Miller,
who
discussed
his
background,
the
evolution
of
TEEs,
and
their
current
status.
The
newsletter
also
mentions
a
joint
effort
by
Livshits
and
Miller
on
applying
TEEs
to
consensus
through
a
project
titled
“Rorqual:
Speeding
up
Narwhal
with
TEEs.”
MEV/PBS
🔍
The
section
on
MEV
(Maximal
Extractable
Value)
and
PBS
(Proposer-Builder
Separation)
is
expected
to
provide
insights
into
these
critical
aspects
of
blockchain
economics
and
security.
Additional
Resources
📚
A
section
dedicated
to
additional
resources
likely
offers
readers
further
reading
materials
and
tools
to
deepen
their
understanding
of
the
topics
discussed.
Join
Us
💗
Taiko
invites
readers
to
explore
open
positions
on
their
job
board,
encouraging
those
interested
to
join
their
team.
Follow
Us
🥁
The
newsletter
encourages
readers
to
stay
updated
with
the
latest
from
Taiko
through
various
social
media
channels.
Contribute
🤓
Taiko
also
invites
contributions
on
GitHub,
with
contributors
earning
a
GitPOAP
and
being
featured
on
the
project’s
README.
Interested
individuals
can
get
started
with
the
contributing
manual.
For
more
details,
the
full
newsletter
can
be
accessed
on
Taiko’s
platform.
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