ECLIPSE IS SOLANA ON ETHEREUM Ethereum’s First SVM L2

In this panel, Vijay Chetty chats with other panelists on the role Solana plays in a modular future.

In this talk, Terry talks about why infrastructure take rates are going to zero, and why one big roll-up is an underexplored solution for a new app paradigm.

In this panel, Vijay Chetty chats with other panelists on high performance trading infrastructure, and the type of unique blockchain architecture's that will enable this future. Notable, he touches on the benefits of the SVM as a performant execution environment with unique features suited for such a future.

In this episode, Terry and Ren from Eclipse joined us to discuss how they are building Ethereum’s first SVM L2. We covered why they chose to bring the SVM to Ethereum, design decisions made along the way, and how they plan to onboard developers. Finally, we dive into sequencer design, and the future of rollups.

In this episode, we are joined by Eclipse CEO, Vijay Chetty. Eclipse is an innovative Layer 2 solution that uses the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) to help scale Ethereum. We dive into how the SVM can be used to help scale the Ethereum Layer 2 Ecosystem and how it is working to become the backbone of high throughput applications while still leveraging Ethereum's security.

Turbo is a next-generation 2D game engine built for making games fast. Turbo aims to make it possible for anyone to create a game in any genre in < 24 hours that can run on any platform or device.

The Pyth Network is a first-party financial data oracle network that delivers low-latency price data for various assets to blockchains securely. With over 350+ dApps integrated across 55+ chains, Pyth is one of the most comprehensive oracle solutions that exist today.

Eclipse Labs is excited to announce a new development partnership with Neon Stack to bring Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility to the Eclipse network. With this integration, Solidity developers can now seamlessly deploy Ethereum-native solidity dApps from their existing codebase to Eclipse.

In this week's analyst round table the crew dives into the latest market happenigns, discussing Eclipse's $50 million raise.

Hosted by Anthony Sassano, this episode of the Daily Gwei Refuel discusses Eclipse's $50M Series A raise.

OKX Ventures, has joined a US$50 million Series A funding round for Eclipse, a pioneering Ethereum Layer 2 solution utilizing the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM).

Eclipse Labs, a software firm contributing to the development of the first Ethereum layer-2 using the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), has raised $50M of Series A funding co-led by Placeholder and Hack VC, bringing the total capital raised to $65M.

Eclipse Labs has raised $50 million in Series A funding co-led by Placeholder and Hack VC. The firm is developing an Ethereum Layer-2 solution using the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), aiming for scalability and composability.

Eclipse Labs, the company building a blockchain to scale Ethereum using parts from Solana, raised $50 million ahead of its mainnet debut, which should come within weeks.

Modular blockchain Eclipse has secured $50 million in a Series A funding round led by Placeholder and Hack VC, bringing its total funding to $65 million. Other investors including Polychain Capital, Delphi Digital, Maven 11, DBA and Fenbushi Capital also participated in the round.

As a precursor to future articles on our thinking around fee markets, this article will analyze Solana’s existing fee market and associated proposals to improve it. We frame these proposals alongside the primary theoretical goals for any Transaction Fee Mechanism (TFM).

In this article, we will cover Eclipse's canonical bridge and fraud proof design. The upcoming release of our monorepo will contain the canonical bridge smart contracts, relayers, and a Docker container to run a test network for local development.

Eclipse, Celestia, and other teams discuss the state of modular blockchains and the future of blockchain scaling.

Eclipse was featured in The L1/L2 landscape chapter of Coinbase's 2024 Crypto Market Outlook

We’re excited to announce the next step toward the mass adoption of the Solana Virtual Machine: Eclipse, the first SVM Ethereum L2, is now live on Ethereum's Sepolia testnet and Celestia's Mocha testnet.

This post describes the concrete tradeoffs of L1s vs. L2s, Rollups vs. integrated, App-specific vs general-purpose, as well as Eclipse's approach of unbundling consensus.

For the EVM, Ethereum has pushed vertical scaling efforts to other chains. For the SVM, Eclipse is gearing up to launc their SVM Ethereum L2.

Product Manager Sydney Huang challenges the conventional thinking around Ethereum Layer 2 solutions, discussing Eclipse's approach and more.

Regardless of where you land on the Solana vs Ethereum debate, Eclipse shows how the best ingredients from different ecosystems can be combined to produce novel modular blockchains.

Product Manager Sydney Huang of Eclipse, arguably the most groundbreaking L2 in recent memory, joins this episode to discuss how Eclipse suceeded in bringing Solana to Etheruem, a fet thought to be impossible.

The Daily Gwei recaps the architecture announcement of Eclipse's Ethereum L2, powered by the SVM.

Jason Yanowitz and Santiago Santos discuss the Eclipse SVM Eth L2 mainnet architecture

The Bell Curve team discusses the design of Eclipse's Eth L2, powered by the SVM, and more.

Eclipse unveiled its mainnet architecture. It uses Ethereum for settlement, the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) for execution, Celestia for data availability (DA), and RISC Zero for fraud proofs. While certainly an abomination of crypto nature, Eclipse is a serious contendor for the title of Best Ethereum Rollup.

We’re excited to finally announce the architecture for Eclipse Mainnet: Ethereum’s fastest L2, powered by the SVM.

This is one of the best example of the "modular" thesis, utilizing what the Eclipse team believes to be the best parts from every ecosystem.