Lattice announces Redstone, an “alternative data availability” network for Optimism, currently in testing phase
The Optimism blockchain ecosystem is gaining its own "alternative data availability" or "alt-DA" network Redstone, supported by the development team Lattice. Redstone is currently in the testing phase and aims to provide cost-effectiveness for on-chain games and DApps. Redstone will "operate like traditional optimistic rollups, except that instead of publishing input states to L1, it publishes data commitment hashes. The input states corresponding to the input commitments are stored off-chain by data availability providers." The Lattice team plans to join the Optimism ecosystem and contribute as core developers to the OP Stack. (CoinDesk) Earlier in August, DeFi oracle RedStone announced its support for the Optimism blockchain and its ecosystem. RedStone will provide oracle services for DeFi protocols in the Optimism ecosystem, supporting DApp development with models and customized functions, providing convenience for builders.
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