RaaS and Eigenlayer: Exploring Emerging Restaking Services
Technology alone is not enough for rollup to gain significant awareness or market share

Technology alone is not enough for rollup to gain significant awareness or market share
On April 19, the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released the first draft tax form specifically for digital asset transactions, 1099-DA, which is intended to report digital asset gains from broker transactions.
There’s a lot of discussion about cryptocurrency investors and tax compliance, but one yes or no question may be surprisingly important.
The IRS faces criticism for its aggressive tactics in seeking help from blockchain investigator ZachXBT, raising concerns about privacy and professionalism.
Rollup as a Service (RaaS) is a new business model that allows anyone to create and deploy their own L2 Rollup without coding.
Gelato has been deeply involved in the field of developer services for many years and has formed a relatively complete developer service suite. It is expected to achieve business breakthroughs in combination with the RaaS service they launched at the end of 23.
The 45th phase of Binance Launchpool project AltLayer is about to go online, and it has also brought out a new track RAAS (Rollups-as-a-Service) in the current multi-chain trend.
The IRS is escalating efforts against crypto tax evasion, with over half of recent investigations focusing on tax-related issues. The surge in digital asset adoption has led to an increase in tax-related probes, prompting the IRS to formulate new regulations targeting brokers and intermediaries in the crypto space. The proposed measures, seeking input until January 25, 2024, will be integrated into the American Families Plan Act of 2023, reinforcing reporting requirements for crypto transactions exceeding $10,000.
Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by volume, is no stranger to tussles with regulators around the world.
OP Stack is a software stack launched by Layer2 Optimism for modular blockchain modules.