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Taking stock of 6 potential projects on Celestia

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We're in SOL-ES-TIA season

Original Title: "6 Hidden Gems on Celestia"

Original Author: ARNDXT

Original Translation: Luccy, BlockBeats

Editor's Note:

With the popularity of narrative staking, the market value of TIA has also risen. Cryptocurrency researcher ARNDXT has compiled six potential projects based on Celestia, including game chain Ancient, rollup bridge Hyperlane, ZK solution Skip, rollup protocol Cartesi, infrastructure Union, and narrative staking mechanism Alt Layer, and elaborated on the factors that make them promising. BlockBeats has translated the original article as follows:

We are currently in the SOL-ES-TIA season.

TIA will reach the market value level of SOL and increase by 14 times to reach $255.

The TIA (3,3) pledge mechanism will set a new standard, and the content built on this basis will be the focus of my discussion. There are six projects based on TIA here.

Ancient

Ancient is a gaming chain that utilizes Optimistic rollups with Ethereum-level security.

They are built on Celestia, which enables scalability, reduces transaction costs, and provides near-instant confirmation. Ancient offers unparalleled scalability.

Catalyst:

· I anticipate that by 2024, Web3 games will combine guilds, community ownership, and sustainable token economic models.

· Community and investors are the key to the gaming industry. They start with game guilds and witness the rapid growth of user groups, and then establish their own gaming chains.

HyperLane

Hyperlane is the first Celestia rollup bridge.

Anyone can deploy hyperlane to any blockchain environment, including L1, rollup, and application chains.

Catalyst:

· Hyperlane documentation is very simple.

· Celestia can easily launch rollups.

· Hyperlane can easily connect all these rollups.

Under Celestia, between Hyperlanes, modular expansion.

Skip

Skip is the ZK in Celestia Baselayer, and provides an SDK for interoperability.

Catalyst:

Comparatively speaking, it's quite strange because the two approaches solve problems differently, but there are some similarities.

· Eigenlayer solves this problem by providing composable liquidity for liquidity collateralization.

· Skip provides an SDK for interoperability.

Cartesi

Cartesi is an application-specific rollup protocol with a Linux runtime built on Celestia.

They have multiple uses in data model training and on-chain gaming infrastructure.

Catalyst:

· The significant cost savings of gas fees have provided possibilities for open-source games, bringing unique libraries such as Werewolf into the Cartesi VM.

· The backend is coded in #Python, so you don't need to be a #Solidity developer to create dApps.