Nautilus Chain:The First L3 chain

Nautilus Chain is a revolutionary blockchain platform that aims to create a seamless and secure ecosystem for digital transactions. With its cutting-edge technology and advanced features, Nautilus Chain offers a unique solution to the challenges faced by traditional financial systems.

The groundbreaking advantages offered by Web3’s first production-ready modular chain.
Zebec Protocol has been pioneering payment streaming technology. Zebec Protocol has expanded from Solana blockchain to BNB Chain and Near while actively seeking to transition from a protocol to a blockchain. The fruit of its efforts is a modular chain called Zebec Chain based on the Layer0 system Eclipse that is using Celestia for data availability to achieve greater interoperability with the Cosmos ecosystem.

Before the launch of Zebec Chain mainnet, Zebec the protocol released Nautilus Chain as an early “test” chain, using similar technology to Zebec Chain. After Nautilus proves its stability, the Zebec Chain mainnet will be released

Nautilus Chain: a modular chain built on Eclipse and Celestia
Nautilus Chain is a Rollup chain, like Arbitrum or Optimism, but built on Eclipse. This allows developers to build customizable modular rollups using the Solana VM on any chain. As a new chain developed using this Rollup-as-a-service (RaaS) tool, Nautilus Chain is itself a rollup chain.

In fact, Eclipse is also a sovereign rollup based on the Cosmos ecosystem. In its early stages, Eclipse will use Celestia as its consensus and data availability layer, leveraging the Solana VM, PolygonSVM, and other environments for transaction settlement and execution. Nautilus is also highly compatible with EVM. Its ultimate vision is to build a customizable rollup execution layer for any Layer1 heterogeneous blockchain to connect all blockchains in a modular way.

Nautilus’ rollup settlement layer, based on Solana VM, will also be upgraded from an optimistic rollup to a ZK-rollup in the future. The change will have a number of benefits that we will discuss more below.

Eclipse uses Celestia as a low-level support. As a data availability layer, Celestia builds a highly scalable blockchain layer architecture based on Tendermint consensus. DApps can build their own rollups using rollmint (an application blockchain interface implementation) and deploy them to Celestia. Data is stored in the data availability (DA) layer while state roots and proofs are uploaded to the L1 for verification to ensure the security of transaction data

Celestia is building a modular blockchain on the DA layer and providing support for Layer0 development tools such as Eclipse. This means that Nautilus Chain itself has the characteristic of being a modular blockchain, instead of a main chain like.

Because Celestia uses Cosmos’ IBC, any system built on Celsita will be highly interoperable with the Cosmos ecosystem, including interoperability of data, assets, information, and communication. Nautilus’s high degree of interoperability comes from its Celestia layer.

Modular chains, like Nautilus, are rare; in fact, Nautilus is the first one to market and it can achieve extremely high levels of interoperability and extensibility. The reason is because its storage, computing, and consensus are all in different layers. In the near future, Nautilus Chain is expected to become the first parallelized and fastest-running EVM rollup in Web3.

Nautilus’ modular design makes it far more functional and allows developers to customize the tech stack on which they build their dApps.

Although Celestia and Eclipse’s Layer 0 tool are already available in the market, Nautilus Chain is the first application chain that combines them. Nautilus’ launch is a landmark development for Eclipse, Celestia, and modular chains in Web3.

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