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🚀 NEW EPISODE 🚀 The First 1 Gigagas/second Stack for Sovereign Rollups Friederike Ernst 🦉 chats with Hilmar | ser.eth about the limitations of Ethereum blockspace and why sovereign modular rollups are a much needed expansion to finally bring off-chain applications, on-chain. One of the most limited blockchain resources...

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