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Programmable financial infrastructure for enterprises.
Built by Ethereum’s earliest scaling researchers.
Privacy Boost, the first privacy offering for OP Stack chains, now supports pre-confirmations. Private transfers become usable within a second while settlement continues in the background.Privacy Boost now supports preconfirmation. Private transfers no longer have to wait for full onchain settlement before they can be used again. If you’re building on private payments, this changes what you can ship.
- LlamaLend V2 is live on @Optimism. New markets are open, with OP rewards for eligible positions distributed by @merkl_xyz. Borrow, lend, or loop through isolated markets powered by Curve’s LLAMMA. Only on Curve — the home of stablecoins. curve.finance/llamalend/opti…
- Prediction markets are where entertainment and information converge to create a real-time social consensus layer. Great to see Vision Chain bringing Polymarket to EU users through @VisionWallet.Everyone has opinions. Only the market has conviction. Vision Wallet, the first European partner of Polymarket. Finance. Politics. Culture. Sports. Monetise your insight. The chart next to every headline, in your pocket. vision.now/wallet
00:00 - Learn more in Optimism's centralized exchange guide: hubs.ly/Q04ksQ4M0
- A more direct model for production support on the OP Stack. We're winding down the legacy support we ran through third-party rollup-as-a-service providers. Teams that want production support directly from OP Labs now work with us through OP Enterprise: one clear relationship
- Replying to @OptimismReserved blockspace is live on OP Mainnet with the stake-based ordering experiment. Find more details on our blog:
- Replying to @OptimismThe current implementation supports a two-tier structure, while the eligibility rule is pluggable. Two rules ship today: stake-based (sender has staked OP) and allowlist-based. New use cases define a rule and configure the builder. The block-building path stays unchanged.
