Arbitrum

Arbitrum enhances Ethereum’s scalability and efficiency with Optimistic Rollups, offering faster, more affordable transactions while maintaining Ethereum’s security.

What is Arbitrum?

Arbitrum is an L2 Optimistic Rollup solution designed to enhance the Ethereum blockchain by facilitating interactions with and the deployment of smart contracts at significantly lower transaction fees. It leverages the underlying security mechanisms of the L1 Ethereum blockchain, ensuring that all transaction data is accurately logged and posted on L1. Arbitrum maintains compatibility with Ethereum’s RPC interface, offering a seamless and efficient experience for both users and developers looking to operate within the Ethereum ecosystem.

What is the Arbitrum Nitro Stack?

The Arbitrum Nitro Stack is designed to boost throughput, lower transaction costs, and achieve compatibility with Ethereum, all while upholding Arbitrum’s security standards. Nitro exists in two different variants, Arbitrum Rollup and Arbitrum AnyTrust.

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Dedicated Nodes
Blockdaemon offers robust support for Arbitrum through our Dedicated Nodes service, enabling seamless interaction with the Ethereum blockchain at lower transaction costs. Our Dedicated Nodes are engineered for maximum uptime and fortified security. They are bolstered by the option of High-Availability Clusters and our unique Smart Routing technology, providing resilient backups and assisting in handling unexpected load surges.

Arbitrum Resources

Get Started with Arbitrum
Arbitrum is a suite of Ethereum scaling solutions that make it easy to build and use decentralized applications. This Arbitrum documentation provides a high-level overview of the Arbitrum suite along with onboarding guidance tailored to specific audiences.

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