The Espresso Network was designed to enhance cross-chain composability, but it won’t happen over night. The Espresso Network offers chains fast confirmations, and can also be used for low-cost data availability, and decentralized sequencing. Espresso confirmations today can power more efficient bridging for solvers and for end-users. These fast, reliable confirmations also serve as the backbone for our R&D work toward offering trustless synchronous composability.

Introducing the chains, bridges, and applications integrating Espresso. Three chains from the Cartesi ecosystem will be the first to launch on Espresso mainnet, with several chains from the Arbitrum ecosystem quickly following: including Rari Chain, Plume Network, and ApeChain. Infrastructure is only as valuable as the teams building on it. And we’re proud to have a growing group of chains and other projects queued up to integrate with the Espresso Network over the coming months, with many others to be announced.

The Espresso Network, which we just launched on mainnet, has been designed with modularity in mind. We know developers are best able to innovate when they have flexibility around what their stack looks like. Espresso offers many benefits for chain operators and their developers to choose from: confirmations, efficient data availability, decentralized sequencing.

We’re excited to announce the Espresso Network is in production and running on Ethereum mainnet. This is a major milestone for the Espresso Systems team, which has worked over the past two years on research and development into the infrastructure necessary to enable cross-chain composability in a multi-chain world. Our mission is to empower chains to embrace composability without sacrificing scalability or sovereignty, enabling developers and users to interact seamlessly with applications across chains as if they were deployed on a single chain.