Polygon Labs, the creators of the Polygon network, has revealed the architecture for their upcoming “Polygon 2.0” project.recommendIn a blog post on June 29, the new project will consist of four distinct “layers,” which will eventually combine to create an interconnected web of networks via Ethereum. Approved by validators, Polygon 2.0 provides an aggregator that enables bridged transactions. “Almost instant and atomic,” the team said.
1/ Today, we are excited to propose the Polygon 2.0 architecture, designed to provide unlimited scalability and unified liquidity, thus transforming Polygon into the Value Layer of the Internet!
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The team first announced Polygon 2.0 on June 12, claiming that the new project will create a “value layer” of the Internet. But details were scarce at that time. And on June 20, co-founder Mihailo Bjelic proposed an upgrade of the current Polygon network to use it. zero-knowledge proofs, which he said were needed to make older networks compatible with the “vision” of 2.0.
And in a post on June 30, it revealed even more details about how Polygon 2.0 will look, the foundation of which is the “staking layer” that exists today. It consists of a “validator manager” contract on Ethereum plus additional “chain manager” contracts for each Polygon chain. In the future, new Polygon chains will be possible with the release of new chain manager contracts on Ethereum.
And what will be connected to the staking layer is an “interoperability layer” that bridges each Polygon chain through Ethereum. zero-knowledge proofs to verify all transfers
Later interoperability will include an aggregator feature that combines individual zero-knowledge proofs from each bridge into a single proof before sending it to Ethereum. A lot of Ethereum for proof verification,” the team said.
The third layer of Polygon 2.0 will be the current execution layer based on the Erigon Ethereum client, and the fourth will be the “proving layer” that standardizes the process. zero-knowledge-proof on all Polygon chains
The team announced that More details about each layer will be announced in the future.
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