Omni has announced the launch of its Omni Core mainnet, marking a significant stride towards fulfilling Ethereum’s vision of a unified, accessible, and composable network.
This development is set to address the long-standing issue of rollup fragmentation that has hindered Ethereum’s scalability and user experience.
Tackling the Challenge of Fragmentation
The landscape of Ethereum has evolved impressively with rollups enhancing its scalability to support vast transactions and numerous users. However, the emergence of over 40 different rollup networks has dispersed $58 billion in total value locked (TVL), complicating the landscape for both developers and users.
Developers face the dilemma of deploying on multiple chains and managing disjointed liquidity, while users struggle with a non-intuitive experience involving multiple wallets and fragmented assets.
Omni’s Solution: Seamless Integration and Operation
The launch of Omni Core mainnet introduces a fast, secure global state layer that integrates all Ethereum rollups into a single framework. This is part of Omni’s broader vision which includes SolverNet, set to launch in the near future. Together, they will form the Omni Orderflow Engine, simplifying cross-rollup operations by eliminating the complexities that developers and users currently face.
For developers, this means the ability to build once and reach all users across Ethereum without needing to tweak smart contracts or manage multiple infrastructures. For users, Omni promises actions on any rollup within a second, creating a seamless experience that feels like operating on a single, unified network.
Lastly, Omni Core has been thoroughly tested and audited, ensuring a robust and secure platform supported by reputable node operators. Omni plans to expand its rollup coverage and introduce SolverNet in 2025, which will facilitate sub-second interoperability across chains. The platform is also developing a TypeScript SDK to simplify frontend integration for developers.