
Watch: how a rollup posts its data to Ethereum, in six minutes (Blockverse explainer)
A short demo video walking through batches, blobs and proofs, from a user's swap to a finalised root on the base chain.
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What the explainer covers
- How a sequencer orders transactions into a batch.
- Where the batch data goes, and why a dedicated data-availability layer changes the cost.
- The difference between a validity proof and a fraud-proof window.
- What “finality” means for a user waiting to withdraw.
Companion reading: the Rollup and Sequencer glossary entries, the Corridor roadmap in Corridor publishes a three-stage roadmap to decentralise its sequencer, with a permissionless set by year end, and the Lattice launch in Lattice goes live as a dedicated data-availability layer, and six fictional rollups say they will switch.
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