Scaling Ethereum's DeFi App Scene with Singletons
How the singleton design pattern offers a fresh path for streamlining Ethereum’s DeFi ecosystem.
One of my favorite indie developers in the Ethereum ecosystem is Ross, a.k.a. z0r0zzz.
He's got a long track record of pushing Ethereum forward from the ground up. His early work on SushiSwap’s BentoBox was a boon for DeFi, and his more recent efforts with onchain agents (NANI) and onchain legal-tech (KALI) are one-of-a-kind in quality.
His newest vision is even more ambitious, involving scaling Ethereum not at the network level, but at the app level. Most Ethereum scaling discourse these days centers around two pillars: how best to scale the L1 as a base layer, and how dominant should L2 rollups be in the Ethereum economy.
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William M. Peaster
William M. Peaster, Senior Writer, has been with Bankless since January 2021. Immersed in Ethereum since 2017, he covers the onchain frontier with a particular interest in art, games, and other culture apps. He has a background in creative writing and writes fiction in his free time.
