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How does Altius ︽🟧⬛️ handle L2 transactions? It’s a lot like an F1 pit stop crew working on different things in parallel. Transaction execution crew grabs a batch, breaks each into steps, runs safe parts side-by-side, checks there are no clashes, then posts the finished results

Think of a transaction as a recipe. A recipe isn’t one big action; it’s many tiny instructions. Order 1 is a Cottage Cheese sandwich. Instructions: get bread, slice, spread, grill cottage cheese, toast, wrap. Order 2 is an Egg Sandwich Instructions: get bread, slice, spread,

Fix the engine, don’t build another road. Unless you’re an institutional giant designing a highway built for your own rules. Most “scaling” today means launching a new L2 or a new chain. That splits users, liquidity, and attention. Apps have to pick sides. Liquidity gets

Luca Netz is going to avoid farmers like this with Abstract "I have no interest in giving opportunist grifters a quick win"

$650M in fees generated by one of the biggest cash cows in crypto. This visual shows exactly how that fees money moves in Hyperliquid.