Welcome to Opside

Introduction
Opside is a three-layer blockchain platform of the form "Base chains <- Opside chain <- Rollups." It has the advantages of asset variety and infinite scalability, providing a friendly running environment for high-throughput web3 applications.
How it works
To understand how Opside works, read the following contents.
​What is Opside - An introduction to Opside
User guides
We are currently building a testnet for Proof of Concept, with the architecture of "Ethereum Sepolia testnet <- Opside chain <- zkEVM." You can interact with the testnet by the following steps.
​Video tutorial - Quickly learn about the testnet through a video
​Interact with L2 - Setup MetaMask and try to send transactions on L2
​L1-L2 bridge - Transfer tokens from L1 to L2 and backwards
​Interact with L3 - Setup MetaMask and try to send transactions on L3
​L2-L3 bridge - Transfer tokens from L2 to L3 and backwards
Technology
To dive deep into the technology behind Opside, go through the following pages.
Some basic modules that have been implemented:
​L2 Opside chain - PoS+PoW consensus algorithm
​Multi-chain bridges - Official bridge, liquidity bridge, and zk bridge
​L3 decentralized zk-rollups - Sequencer, Prover, and zkEVM
Some innovative modules that are still working on:
​Native Rollups & Rollup Slots - Bind a certain number of rollups to layer 2 and reward their sequencers and provers
​Cross-rollup transactions - Send transactions from one rollup to another without paying gas fees on the main chain
You can also read these posts on ethresear.ch to learn about our initial ideas.
​Yet Another Three-layer Architecture: Base Layer <- Sidechain <- Rollup - Ideas for layer 3
​Rollup as a Service: Opportunities and Challenges - Background for RaaS
​Implementing native rollups with precompiled contracts - Ideas for rollup slots
​Native Rollup: a new paradigm of zk-rollup - Blockchain consensus with build-in zk-rollups
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What is Opside
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