AltLayer launches stateless Rollup client design proposal

BlockBeats news, on August 1st, due to the popularity of application-specific Rollup and its dependency on alternative data availability (DA) layers such as EigenDA, AltLayer proposed a design - to optimize performance, security, and scalability through re-staking Rollup AVS product MACH. This design builds a stateless client using alternative DA layers instead of Ethereum's Rollup. The requirements for a stateless client are as follows: · Data availability: The stateless client needs to ensure that Rollup Blocks have been published on the underlying DA layer. · State commitment in the Rollup contract: Once the availability of the Block is determined, the stateless client needs to ensure that the state generated by the execution of transactions in that Block has also been committed in the Rollup contract. · Validity of the new state: The next step is to check if the new state is valid based on previous valid states.