Eclipse Labs

What is Eclipse

Eclipse is a next-generation layer 2 platform on Ethereum powered by the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM). Eclipse Mainnet combines speed, scalability, and security by combining Ethereum's settlement capabilities with the SVM's high performance. It uses ETH as its gas token and Ethereum for settlement in order to improve transaction processing speed while maintaining compatibility and security. 

Eclipse was created to address Ethereum's scalability issues. It aims to increase transaction capacity without compromising security or decentralization by utilizing RISC Zero for zero-knowledge proofs and Celestia for data availability. Because of its adaptable architecture, which streamlines transactions and boosts productivity for both developers and users, it can handle a broad range of applications.

Eclipse Mainnet aims to reinvent user and developer interaction inside blockchain ecosystems, going beyond simple technological advancements. It surpasses the challenges of application-specific rollups by providing huge scalability and parallel execution capabilities, hoping to achieve widespread adoption and promoting a new generation of blockchain development with efficient state growth management, robust EVM compatibility, and optimized fees.

By combining multiple technologies, Eclipse Mainnet creates a best-in-class modular stack that enhances the blockchain experience for users and developers alike. This is an explanation of how it uses this modular strategy to accomplish its objectives.

Eclipse Testnet

Over $60 million in investments has been raised for Eclipse by top investors, including Delphi Digital, Polychain Capital, Polygon Ventures, and others.

At the moment Testnet is available for all the users. Follow steps from this guide here to participate in all the available activities and become eligible for rewards. The mainnet of the project is planned for the 2nd quarter of 2024, so hurry up to take part in a testnet while it is still available.