Arifanaytulla
@arifanaytulla
Understanding why @aztecnetwork sequencer node runners are so important Been digging deeper into Aztec lately and I think many people underestimate how important sequencer and node runners are especially now with 17K+ active nodes. But how do these transactions get processed that is where sequencer nodes come in Sequencers are the first ones to receive your transaction they collect them, order them fairly, bundle them into batches 'aka rollup blocks' and then kick off the zero knowledge proof generation process without sequencers = no ordering without ordering = no batch without batch = no proof and without proof = nothing lands on ethereum mainnet. ZKPs aren't cheap to compute so the sequencer helps manage that too they work with prover nodes that handle the heavy zero-knowledge math to make sure that each batch of transactions is valid, once that is done they submit it all to ethereum L1 with one final compressed proof
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