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Taiko is a fully decentralized, Ethereum-equivalent ZK-Rollup that scales Ethereum while preserving its core principles of security and permissionlessness.
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Taiko Alethia


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Description

The current Taiko mainnet, a fully decentralized Type-1 ZK-EVM based rollup using Ethereum validators for sequencing. Alethia provides full Ethereum compatibility with multi-proof validation (SGX + ZK) and recently upgraded preconfirmation support for 2-second block times.

Category: L2

Hack: Bridge Other ($1.7M)

Taiko Bridge


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Description

Cross-chain bridge enabling asset transfers between Ethereum mainnet and Taiko L2 network through smart contract-based locking and minting mechanisms with native ETH and ERC-20 token support.

Category: Bridge
TVL: $12M

Chains:
Ethereum

Simple Taiko Node


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Description

Node software implementation that enables users to run Taiko network validators with single-command deployment. The software includes proposer and prover functionality for participating in the decentralized sequencing mechanism.

Category: Node Software

Raiko


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Description

Multi-proof generation system supporting RISC0, SP1, and SGX proof methods for Taiko block validation. The system provides cryptographic verification capabilities for the based rollup architecture through multiple proving backends.

Category: Developer Tooling

Taiko Takeoff


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Description

Accelerator program providing funding, marketing, and networking support for projects launching on Taiko. The platform includes application management and community benefit distribution through exclusive opportunities and rewards.

Category: Venture Fund

Taiko Gwyneth


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Description

A next-generation horizontal scaling solution featuring multiple identical Ethereum-equivalent L2s with synchronous composability. Gwyneth enables cross-rollup execution through XCALLOPTIONS precompile and booster functionality, creating a unified chain experience across multiple rollups.

Category: Cross-chain Infrastructure