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Optimism has launched Alt-DA Mode in beta for the OP Stack, allowing any Data Availability (DA) layer to build their own DA server and integrate it into the OP Stack. This new feature, formerly known as 'Plasma Mode,' offers developers cheap transactions and flexibility. Three popular decentralized DA layers, including Celestia, EigenDA, and AvailProject, have already launched with Alt-DA Mode. Additionally, Redstone has contributed to the codebase enabling this feature across the Superchain. The EigenDA team highlighted their support for the new interface, emphasizing its industry-leading throughput, restaked Ethereum security, and cost efficiency. Production OP Stack chains and new OP Stack L2s/L3s can now choose from multiple DA layers for posting transaction batches.
Alt-DA Mode allows OP Stack Chains choose where to post transaction batches. - New OP Stack L2s/L3s looking to launch with an alternate DA Layer can choose from @eigen_da, @CelestiaOrg DA or @AvailProject DA - @redstonexyz has already enabled Alt-DA Mode and more are coming
Alt-DA mode lets OP Stack chains choose where transaction batches are posted. → New OP Stack L2's/L3s looking to launch with an alternate DA Layer can choose from @eigen_da, @CelestiaOrg DA or @AvailProject DA → @redstonexyz has already enabled alt-DA mode and more are coming
Congrats to @optimism on the launch of their Alt-DA Mode! Endless possibilities as @eigen_da @CelestiaOrg @AvailProject rapidly launch with Alt-DA. Excited to offer support for all upcoming & existing DA layers on the OP Stack soon 🔴x🟣 https://t.co/4ZwVMthApP