How can the mainnet trust that the results submitted by a Rollup are correct?
L2BEAT classifies Rollups into three stages—Stage 0, 1, and 2—based on criteria such as their proof systems and whether users can exit on their own.
Each batch of results from a ZK Rollup comes with a validity proof. Once the mainnet contract verifies it, the results are accepted—there’s no need to wait through a challenge period.
The most important thing to remember when managing funds: before using a Layer 2 network, check L2BEAT’s Stage rating and risk warnings for it. The higher the stage, the less it depends on the team.
$ARB 0.1879 (-5.29%)
L2BEAT classifies Rollups into three stages—Stage 0, 1, and 2—based on criteria such as their proof systems and whether users can exit on their own.
Each batch of results from a ZK Rollup comes with a validity proof. Once the mainnet contract verifies it, the results are accepted—there’s no need to wait through a challenge period.
The most important thing to remember when managing funds: before using a Layer 2 network, check L2BEAT’s Stage rating and risk warnings for it. The higher the stage, the less it depends on the team.
$ARB 0.1879 (-5.29%)