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Eigen DA announces support of ERC-20 token restaking on Ethereum layer-2 networks

2024-08-27

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EigenDA is a data availability (DA) layer developed by EigenLabs, built on top of the EigenLayer protocol, which leverages Ethereum's restaking mechanism.

 

It is designed to address the scalability and cost issues related to data availability in the Ethereum ecosystem, particularly for rollups.

 

EigenDA aims to provide a high-throughput, decentralized, and secure solution for data availability, which is critical for the operation of layer-2 rollups and other blockchain applications.

 

EigenDA supports a dual quorum setup where rollups can use both ETH and their native token to secure the data availability layer, offering additional flexibility and security options for rollup developers.


 

EigenDA on X: "Introducing EigenDA Custom Quorums What Teams can now restake their ERC-20 token to secure a custom quorum for their rollup, unlocking stronger security for rollup users and token yield for token holders." 



EigenLayer’s data availability protocol, EigenDA, on August 26, 2024, announced support for native token restaking for layer-2 scaling networks.

 

This addition is alongside the existing support for Ether (ETH) and EigenLayer’s native EIGEN token.

 

Users can now earn yield from restaking layer-2 tokens on EigenDA.

 

Teams can restake their ERC-20 token to secure a custom quorum for their rollup, which provides stronger security for rollup users and token holders earn token yield.

 

EigenDA aims to reduce the costs of storing and accessing on-chain data for Ethereum’s layer-2 scaling solutions.

 

EigenLayer currently has $12.592 billion in total value locked (TVL), making it a significant player in the DeFi space.

 

This move is expected to offer enhanced security and yield opportunities for token holders, addressing the cost and security bottlenecks for layer-2 scaling chains. 

 

The restaking feature allows the use of previously staked tokens to secure other protocols, which can lead to increased security and additional yields.

 

With the integration of ERC-20 restaking, users have more options to earn yields through the restaking of layer-2 tokens.

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