Uniswap is preparing to launch Unichain, a Layer 2 solution for DeFi based on the OP Stack, with a public mainnet in early 2025. The network is already actively being tested on the Sepolia testnet, where over 50 million transactions have been processed and 4 million smart contracts deployed in two months. In January 2025, a new error-mitigation feature will be activated on the testnet, enhancing the network's security. Unichain will provide 250 ms block times, a decentralized validator network, and will join the Optimism Superchain ecosystem.
12/23/2024 2:05:13 PM (GMT+1)
Uniswap is launching Unichain — a Layer 2 solution for DeFi based on the OP Stack with a public mainnet in early 2025, offering 250 ms block times and improved security through error-mitigation 🚀
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