Does anyone know how many L2s we have on ETH now? No? Exactly. Scaling worked, but Ethereum feels fragmented: > Too many rollups > Too many bridges Here is how @ComposeNetwork brings Ethereum back together 🧵👇

Scaling expanded the Ethereum ecosystem: more rollups, more throughput, more speed. But something was lost in the process. Now liquidity lives on separate rollups. And the one-chain experience disappeared.

Bridges became the glue between rollups. They let users move tokens across L2s, but not instantly or safely enough. Transfers became asynchronous: use one chain, wait, then use another. That broke synchronicity & atomicity, the foundation of the DeFi legos.

That is where @ComposeNetwork comes in. A ZK-powered and based coordination layer that makes cross-rollup txs instant and atomic. No bridges. No waiting. No wrapped assets. It unites every rollup into one synchronous network.

Here is how it works: > Sequencers coordinate through a Shared Publisher & 2 phase commit process. > ZK proofs verify correspondence across rollups > If one tx fails, everything reverts and settles by L1 validators on SSV Network. Rollups act independently, settle together.

In practice, this changes everything: > One-click UX across all L2s > dApps reach every rollup without redeploying > Sequencers stay independent, yet synchronized > ETH stays the center of gravity

The next chapter isn’t more rollups. It’s one Ethereum united with 1,000+ synchronous, composable rollups. This is what “composable scaling” actually means.

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