Uniswap Labs launched the Unichain testnet, supporting faster transactions and enhanced liquidity on
Uniswap Labs has officially launched the testnet for its new Layer 2 Ethereum scaling solution, Unichain. This move places Uniswap Labs among a growing number of companies developing custom Layer 2 networks. The testnet will support the Uniswap protocol, starting with versions V2 and V3, offering a glimpse into the potential impact Unichain could have on the Ethereum ecosystem.
Notably, the development of Unichain has been ongoing since November, with a majority of the building completed in the past few months. The platform aims to deliver faster transactions and improved liquidity access across multiple chains, addressing key challenges that Ethereum faces in scaling decentralized finance (DeFi).
With Unichain, Uniswap plans to integrate a more efficient system to accelerate block building and improve overall network performance.
Unichain to Boost Liquidity and Efficiency
In addition, Unichains introduction to the testnet brings with it the much-anticipated staking functionality for the UNI token. Once the community validation network goes live, users will have the ability to stake UNI tokens and earn sequencer revenue. This will allow participants to earn rewards as fees are collected and distributed based on staked token balances.
Moreover, the network is built on the Optimism Superchain, a highly scalable and interoperable Ethereum Layer 2 solution that utilizes Optimistic rollups. The Optimism Superchain has already attracted major industry players such as Coinbase and Zora.
Besides, Uniswaps inclusion in this network underscores its commitment to building a more interconnected Ethereum ecosystem. The Superchain will enable Unichain to tap into a broader pool of liquidity and security while fostering more decentralized operations.
New Block Building System Promises Speed and Flexibility
Furthermore, a key feature of Unichain is its novel block-building system, powered by Flashbots Rollup-Boost protocol. This new technology promises to drastically reduce block times, enabling transactions to occur in less than one second.
More so, the integration of a trusted execution environment (TEE) further ensures secure and efficient block processing. The new protocol allows Unichain to process sub-blocks four times per second, improving the transaction throughput.The combination of this new system with Unichain‘s open-source framework sets the stage for future innovations in Ethereum’s Layer 2 networks.
Additionally, Uniswap Labs plans to release a preview version of Uniswap V4 on the Unichain testnet, which will be available by the end of the year. This version is expected to showcase new features and improvements that could drive further adoption of decentralized finance solutions.
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