What’s the hardest part about building on OP Mainnet, Base, or the broader OP Stack?

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I hear you - its a p0 focus for us - hope you’re already starting to see this through external comms with recent blog posts (and more on the way)

examples:
- https://blog.oplabs.co/building-a-fault-proof-system/
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I hear you - its a p0 focus for us - hope you’re already starting to see this through external comms with recent blog posts (and more on the way)

examples:
- https://blog.oplabs.co/building-a-fault-proof-system/
- https://blog.oplabs.co/composable-pre-image-oracle/

listening to arbitrum and polygon bagholders constant “critiques” about fault proofs

transaction fee / gas price risk.

the point of a rollup is to process transactions faster and cheaper. "horizontal scaling" by running multiple rollups side by side is cool but not quite it.

i'd love to see at least 10x L1 = 10m gas/second on each OP chain