[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.]  Bigsol.sign🟠 [@Bigbamzzy2](/creator/twitter/Bigbamzzy2) on x 2186 followers Created: 2025-07-21 06:59:31 UTC Let me break down the terminologies of ESPRESSO; Core Concepts in Web3 & Espresso's Context 1...Finality ▶️Simple: Finality — means a transaction is permanent, no take-backs. ▶️Elaborated: It means it's irreversible and permanently recorded on the ledger. No one, not even a powerful attacker, can change or delete it. ▶️L1 Finality: This is the ultimate security. Once a transaction is "finalized" on the main Ethereum chain, it's considered immutable. However, it can take minutes (e.g., ~13 minutes for Ethereum) for this to happen. ▶️Rollup Finality: Rollups inherit security from L1, but they need their own mechanisms to confirm transactions quickly before L1 finality. 2...Confirmation Layer (Espresso's Global Confirmation Layer): ▶️Simple: Confirmation Layer — a neutral layer that helps chains agree on what’s true." ▶️Elaborated: Think of it as a super-fast, unbiased notary service for multiple blockchains (especially L2s). 3...HotShot (Consensus Protocol): ▶️Simple: HotShot is the super-fast voting system that the can make the Confirmation Layer uses to quickly agree on transaction order. ▶️Elaborated: It's the engine behind Espresso's Confirmation Layer. And is a specific type of consensus algorithm (like a very efficient, decentralized voting process) designed to. 🔹Achieve fast confirmation: It can confirm transaction batches in a few seconds (<10s), much faster than L1 finality. 🔹Be decentralized: It involves many different nodes (validators) participating in the "voting," preventing any single entity from controlling transaction ordering or censoring. 🔹Be Byzantine Fault Tolerant (BFT): This means it can still function correctly even if some of the participating nodes are malicious or fail. 🔹@EspressoSys goal is to allow Ethereum validators to restake their ETH to secure HotShot, further aligning its security with Ethereum.  XXX engagements  **Related Topics** [ledger](/topic/ledger) [web3](/topic/web3) [Post Link](https://x.com/Bigbamzzy2/status/1947189678777700426)
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Bigsol.sign🟠 @Bigbamzzy2 on x 2186 followers
Created: 2025-07-21 06:59:31 UTC
Let me break down the terminologies of ESPRESSO;
Core Concepts in Web3 & Espresso's Context 1...Finality
▶️Simple: Finality — means a transaction is permanent, no take-backs.
▶️Elaborated: It means it's irreversible and permanently recorded on the ledger. No one, not even a powerful attacker, can change or delete it.
▶️L1 Finality: This is the ultimate security. Once a transaction is "finalized" on the main Ethereum chain, it's considered immutable. However, it can take minutes (e.g., ~13 minutes for Ethereum) for this to happen.
▶️Rollup Finality: Rollups inherit security from L1, but they need their own mechanisms to confirm transactions quickly before L1 finality.
2...Confirmation Layer (Espresso's Global Confirmation Layer):
▶️Simple: Confirmation Layer — a neutral layer that helps chains agree on what’s true."
▶️Elaborated: Think of it as a super-fast, unbiased notary service for multiple blockchains (especially L2s).
3...HotShot (Consensus Protocol):
▶️Simple: HotShot is the super-fast voting system that the can make the Confirmation Layer uses to quickly agree on transaction order.
▶️Elaborated: It's the engine behind Espresso's Confirmation Layer. And is a specific type of consensus algorithm (like a very efficient, decentralized voting process) designed to.
🔹Achieve fast confirmation: It can confirm transaction batches in a few seconds (<10s), much faster than L1 finality.
🔹Be decentralized: It involves many different nodes (validators) participating in the "voting," preventing any single entity from controlling transaction ordering or censoring.
🔹Be Byzantine Fault Tolerant (BFT): This means it can still function correctly even if some of the participating nodes are malicious or fail.
🔹@EspressoSys goal is to allow Ethereum validators to restake their ETH to secure HotShot, further aligning its security with Ethereum.
XXX engagements
