The Arbitrum Foundation has introduced its Layer-2 Network Orbit on the Ethereum mainnet, marking a significant step in the decentralization of Arbitrum.
Additionally, the foundation has selected Celestia as a modular data availability solution for Orbit, enhancing data handling capabilities.
In an announcement on Thursday, October 26, the Arbitrum Foundation announced the launch of its Layer-2 Network Orbit on the mainnet. The Arbitrum Network has been dedicated to the decentralization of Arbitrum, the biggest Layer-2 network built atop the Ethereum blockchain.
The Arbitrum Foundation has announced that the “Orbit” program, which creates new “layer-3” networks, can now achieve settlements on the Arbitrum main network.
The Orbit program, initiated earlier this year, provides blockchain developers with the capability to establish their own layer-2 or layer-3 networks, utilizing Arbitrum’s technology. Until now, these new layer-3 networks were only able to settle on an Arbitrum
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