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Getting Started with Based Rollups and Taiko

Get familiar with what's so special about this particular Ethereum L2.
Getting Started with Based Rollups and Taiko
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Recently, Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin pointed to Taiko as a good example of a “based rollup.” This kind of L2 is a newer approach, but what does it mean?

Of course, a rollup is an L2 that processes Ethereum transactions offchain and then posts data back to the Ethereum mainnet (a.k.a. L1) for security. Accordingly, based rollups are a newer concept in the rollup space. The key characteristic of a based rollup like Taiko is that it uses the Ethereum L1 for sequencing transactions. 

In other words, the order of transactions in a based rollup is determined by Ethereum validators rather than a separate sequencer. By using Ethereum for sequencing, Taiko aims to be more decentralized than rollups with centralized sequencers, which describes most L2s as they stand today.  

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William M. Peaster

Written by William M. Peaster

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William M. Peaster, Senior Writer, has been with Bankless since January 2021. Immersed in Ethereum since 2017, he writes the Metaversal newsletter on the onchain frontier, covering everything from AI projects to crypto games, as the team’s lead NFT analyst. With a background in creative writing, he writes fiction and publishes art on Ethereum in his free time.

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