ENS Integrates Consensys' Linea for Layer-2 Project Namechain

by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago

ENS Labs has chosen Consensys' Linea technology for its new Layer-2 project, Namechain, promising enhanced transaction speed and security.

ENS and Linea: Strategy of Partnership

ENS and Linea have initiated collaboration to develop the Namechain network, driven by shared values and Linea's impressive transaction speed.

Rollup Network Technologies

Rollup networks offer inexpensive and fast transactions. There are two main types: optimistic and zero-knowledge, with the latter known for fast transaction finality.

Future Plans for Linea and Namechain

Linea plans to release a token, potentially integrating it into the Namechain ecosystem. Ensuring a decentralized and secure network, they opted for zero-knowledge rollup.

We want to have multiple organizations contributing to Linea to enhance security and avoid centralization.Nicolas Liochon

The collaboration between ENS and Linea marks a significant step in Layer-2 technology development, offering improved speed and security for blockchain users.

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