From Degens to Penguins, we're here to take the best onchain communities and projects to the next level with L3s 🐧

The path to a community-owned world. Build custom appchains with onchain sequencers—with full control over the network and economy. syndicate.io /syndicate

Help me understand L3s. They’re app chains built to run services for a specific ecosystem like Pengu? Do they use the OP Stack and run on top of Optimism? Do they have their own consensus mechanism? Does it run its own sequencer?

Founder /cryptosapiens, Onchain Creator House architect. Pushing creator ownership forward—media, value, and community onchain.

They’re chains specific to a community, ecosystem, or app(s) with dedicated blockspace and the ability to configure their economies.

They are modular and can select its own execution stack, DA layer, and settlement layer. This enables incredible performance, cost, and customization characteristics

I’d really love to see this drawn out or in action. What’s the best way to learn about the L3s you’re helping to develop?

48 hours after the launch of Degen Chain L3:

3,500,000+ transactions (+75%)
$10,000,000+ bridged (10x)
96,000+ active addresses (4x)
Less than 1 billionth of a cent txs 🤯

Congratulations @jacek and all /degens on the incredible progress so far 🎩

L3s are a new paradigm.

https://warpcast.com/syndicate/0x2c4013fc

Today, we’re excited to announce the launch of Degen Chain, an L3 for the /degen community built with Arbitrum Orbit, @base for settlement, and AnyTrust for DA.

The chain’s native gas token is $DEGEN, making it one of the first community tokens with its own L3.

Read more: https://syndicate.io/blog/degen-chain

in this announcement blog post, you'll see all the info related to the block explorer, bridge, chain details, etc. 

that's the best resource in addition to degen.tips

https://warpcast.com/syndicate/0x88f4c843

I meant documentation, but this will do I suppose. 😅