Layer-1 chains Canto and Astar have announced plans to migrate from Cosmos and Polkadot to Ethereum over the last week, re-establishing themselves as a zero-knowledged powered layer 2s.
Polygon Labs hopes the ZK-powered chain will enable businesses to implement Web3 solutions with increased speed, scalability, and security in Japan — where Astar is based — and around the world.
Ryan Sean Adams, co-host of Ethereum show Bankless said the two most recent migrations to Ethereum could be the start of a rollup avalanche.The largest public commons chain from Cosmos just became a Polygon Validium. Ethereum rollups are eating the world.Meanwhile, some protocols appear to moving the other way.
Decentralized exchange dYdX announced its intention to build a “purely decentralized” order book exchange on Cosmos as part of a plan to
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