ME Rollup SDK Features

The design inspiration for the Rollup SDK originally came from Cosmos, where each connected Zone can be an independent Rollup-chain. With the development of Rollups, components such as OP-stack, Polygon CDK, and Dymension have emerged that can facilitate the rapid construction of Rollup-chains. Notably, each Roller in Dymension is a separate virtual machine environment. However, ME Network differs in that it not only provides a broader selection of virtual machine environments for Rollup-chain deployment but also supports a universal cross-chain DID protocol.

Additionally, within ME Network, the Rollup Executor can be executed by a group of sequencers in rotation, offering a higher degree of decentralization and security. The Sequencer within the Rollup-chain and DA (Data Availability) have achieved a higher level of adaptation, thereby enhancing execution speed and efficiency.

Therefore, compared to conventional Rollups, Rollup-chains present several advantages:

• Security/Censorship Resistance: Rollup-chains, by connecting to the underlying data availability and consensus layers, automatically inherit the main chain's security when publishing blocks. Main chain nodes can download and verify every transaction in the blockchain, enhancing network consensus. Additionally, the decentralized sequencer network uses encryption and distribution mechanisms to improve the privacy of user transaction data, making it more decentralized.

• Customizability: Based on the SDK, developers can easily customize the functional modules of the Rollup-chain according to business logic, making updates or upgrades, and in the future, it might even support virtual machines for LLM.

• Convenient Deployment: With the SDK development kit, developers can quickly deploy and launch Rollup-chains.