[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Frigg 🌸 [@0xfrigg](/creator/twitter/0xfrigg) on x 68.6K followers Created: 2025-07-19 18:34:20 UTC Most OP Stack teams know ZK is the natural evolution but when you think about the cost of rewriting, migrating users, or risking your infra, it feels almost impossible to make the jump. That’s why OP Kailua + @boundless_xyz feels like a game changer to me. Instead of ripping everything apart, you start by running Kailua Hybrid on your existing rollup, cutting challenge windows from X days to ~3 hours. No redeployments, no liquidity bridges, no contract changes. Just a seamless upgrade path. And the best part? You control the timeline. You can dial down the window as you go, until you’re confident enough to flip the switch into full ZK finality all without touching user experience. I honestly think this is the most practical way for optimistic rollups to evolve without breaking themselves in the process. ZK is inevitable… but how you get there matters. For me, this hybrid approach isn’t just clever it’s how the space finally closes the gap between “promised ZK future” and production reality.  XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [infra](/topic/infra) [zk](/topic/zk) [op](/topic/op) [Post Link](https://x.com/0xfrigg/status/1946639761872994675)
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Frigg 🌸 @0xfrigg on x 68.6K followers
Created: 2025-07-19 18:34:20 UTC
Most OP Stack teams know ZK is the natural evolution but when you think about the cost of rewriting, migrating users, or risking your infra, it feels almost impossible to make the jump.
That’s why OP Kailua + @boundless_xyz feels like a game changer to me.
Instead of ripping everything apart, you start by running Kailua Hybrid on your existing rollup, cutting challenge windows from X days to ~3 hours. No redeployments, no liquidity bridges, no contract changes. Just a seamless upgrade path.
And the best part? You control the timeline. You can dial down the window as you go, until you’re confident enough to flip the switch into full ZK finality all without touching user experience.
I honestly think this is the most practical way for optimistic rollups to evolve without breaking themselves in the process. ZK is inevitable… but how you get there matters.
For me, this hybrid approach isn’t just clever it’s how the space finally closes the gap between “promised ZK future” and production reality.
XXXXX engagements
