Loopring Contract SteveGuo: Short-term hope can win, medium-term ZKRollup can win.

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2021-3-11 20:35
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How about DeFi "online" in "Layer2, A Hundred Flowers" on March 11? On the topic of AMA, Loopring Protocol Technical Director Steve Guo, Synthetix Greater China Director Dorothy, Huobi Global Business Strategy Director Zhe Shu and Starks Network Co-Founder Zhang Xiao had a good discussion about the next standard 2. Steve Guo said the Loopring protocol design decision was secure. The biggest advantage of zkRollup over bullish rollup is that the actual end of a consumer's real estate settlement is short and can be a few minutes while a bullish rollup can take longer than a week. . Steve Guo believes that “in the short term, an optimistic rollup will win the overall EVM calculation. With the improvement of ZK-SNARK technology, in the medium and long term, the ZK rollup will win for all applications. »Several layers 2 coexist. Some applications strictly limited by the Layer 1 capital layer will have a larger Layer 2 distribution, such as DEX, continuous contracts, isolation options, and other functions.

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