GRTiQ Podcast: 105 Scaling on Arbitrum
Today I’m doing a deep dive into the recent news regarding The Graph Network moving to Arbitrum. If you’re a regular listener of the podcast, then you know that last week we featured an interview with A.J. Warner, Chief Strategy Officer at Offchain Labs, the team behind Arbitrum. During that interview, A.J. not only shared his journey into Web3, but he also provided a nice introduction to Arbitrum and the community.
This week, we’re going to go a level deeper by exploring everything you need to know about The Graph’s move to L2 and how it will impact The Graph Network. I’m fortunate to be joined by a panel of guests who can provide an inside glimpse into the process of scaling on Arbitrum, what that actually means and what some of the benefits are, an overview of the phased rollout, and how it will impact network contributors.
My guests are Ariel Barmat, Daniel Nfodjo, Pablo Carranza Velez, and Simon Emanuel Schmid, each of whom is from Edge & Node, the Core Dev team responsible for implementing many aspects of the move to L2 for the network. And as you will hear, each panelist offers a key perspective on what it took to get to here, what needs to happen next, and where the network is heading.
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SHOW NOTES:
- Ariel Barmat (Twitter)
- Pablo Carranza Velez (Twitter)
- Simon Emanuel Schmid (Twitter)
- Edge & Node (Twitter)
- Edge & Node (Website)
- Scaling on Arbitrum (Forum)
- Scaling on Arbitrum (FAQs)
- MIPs & Arbitrum (Announcement)
- The Graph Scaling on Arbitrum (Announcement)
- The Graph (Website)
- The Graph (Twitter)
- Graph Advocates (Discord)
- The Graph Discord (Discord)
- The Graph Telegram (Telegram)
- The Graph Reddit (Reddit)
- The Graph Forum (Forum)
- The Graph Foundation (Website)
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