Developers leveraging tech stacks from Arbitrum, Optimism, ZkSync, Polygon, and StarkWare will have access to AvailDA.<\/p>\n
Avail, a data availability solution that spun out of Polygon, has revealed integrations with five of the Ethereum ecosystem\u2019s leading Layer 2 networks.<\/p>\n
Announced on April 24, Arbitrum, Optimism, ZkSync, Polygon, and StarkWare will each integrate Avail\u2019s data availability architecture, Avail DA, into their respective tech stacks ahead of the project\u2019s mainnet launch.<\/p>\n
Avail said\u00a0that the\u00a0five projects collectively host approximately 10% of monthly active developers within the web3 ecosystem.<\/p>\n
The integration will allow developers leveraging Arbitrum\u2019s Orbit and AnyTrust, Optimism\u2019s OP Plasma, ZkSync\u2019s ZK Stack, Polygon\u2019s Chain Development Kit, and StarkWare\u2019s Madara rollup framework to leverage Avail DA for data availability services.<\/p>\n
Avail announced it had\u00a0spun out<\/a>\u00a0from Polygon Labs in March 2023, taking Polygon\u00a0co-founder,\u00a0Anurag Arjun with it.<\/p>\n The project is working to build a \u201cUnification Layer\u201d designed to solve\u00a0the challenges of fragmentation\u00a0within Ethereum\u2019s ecosystem of Layer 2 rollups.\u00a0When live,\u00a0Avail\u2019s Unification Layer will span AvailDA, its Avail Nexus permissionless interoperability solution, and the Avail Fusion multi-asset staking protocol.<\/p>\n Avail\u00a0published<\/a>\u00a0its \u201croadmap to mainnet\u201d on March 29, asserting it is in its \u201cfinal stages\u201d before deployment. Avail told The Defiant that its mainnet launch will take place\u00a0some time\u00a0\u201cin the next few weeks.\u201d<\/p>\n The project\u00a0still needs to\u00a0deploy its final testnet, test its light clients, and finalize its validator ecosystem before scheduling its mainnet deployment.<\/p>\n Avail said its testnet\u00a0has\u00a0hosted more than 100 million transactions so far.<\/p>\nAVAIL token<\/h2>\n