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Base Network in Blockchain
In blockchain, the "base network" often refers to the Layer 1 blockchain, which is the foundational layer that processes and records transactions. For example:
Ethereum, Bitcoin, Solana: These are examples of Layer 1 blockchains where the base network is responsible for maintaining the integrity and security of the ledger, validating transactions, and ensuring decentralized consensus. In this sense, the "base network" is the underlying platform on which additional services, protocols, or smart contracts might be built.
Layer 2 Solutions: These are built on top of the base network (Layer 1) and provide scaling solutions. Examples include Optimistic Rollups or Lightning Network (for Bitcoin), which aim to process transactions off-chain to increase speed and reduce congestion while still leveraging the security of the base blockchain network. 0 reply
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