
Avalanche is making significant strides with the introduction of ACP-77, a community proposal aimed at decoupling subnet validator sets from the main network. This initiative is expected to lower barriers for builders and reinvent the framework for building an L1 on Avalanche, making it as cost-effective as operating a Celestia-based rollup. The Avalanche community anticipates that these changes will make it easier and cheaper to launch custom chains, potentially positioning Avalanche as a central hub for appchains. Subnet-only validators are a key component of this proposal. EffortCapital's analysis highlights the potential of ACP-77, and projects like SuzakuNetwork are already planning to build on Avalanche.

Just read through this great article from @EffortCapital TL;DR ACP-77 makes Avalanche one of the best places to launch your sovereign network (hence why we are building @SuzakuNetwork) The only points that isn’t fair here is the comparison between @cosmos Zones using ICS and… https://t.co/VmhC4OENsE
Optimism chains collecting another decentralization pie slice...bullish. The critics were wrong again. L2's are decentralizing. https://t.co/M0yoDYVbj4 https://t.co/5sqAJY39zB
Congrats to the Optimism team for shipping fraud proofs! Ethereum's rollup-centric roadmap is all coming together... https://t.co/z5nwGDVL6D