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Modular Weekly Roundup Edition #71
Biggest News Highlights: Succinct introduces OP Succinct Lite which will enable OP Stack rollup can now seamlessly upgrade to ZK Fraud Proofs.

By Moduverse Team

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Mar 3, 2025

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7 mins read

Sponsored by DIA

 


 

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Below is a quick recap of all the top updates and alpha across the modular landscape map by therollupco.

 

Execution

 

1. Optimism

Optimism announces Retro Funding for Onchain builders.

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2. Fluent

Fluent announces to have $8M led by to build the first blended execution network.

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3. Talus

Talus in partnership with Walrus announces to bring AI agents on SUI.


 

Order Flow Abstraction

 

4. Anoma

Anoma introduces Intents Initiates a builders program designed to support projects pioneering an intent-centric future for Web3.

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RaaS

 

5. Caldera

Caldera announces OP Stack chain powered by Cadera can now upgrade to ZK Fraud Proofs.


Caldera announces its Integration with B3.

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Caldera introduces Caldera Foundation and announces its token ticker ERA.

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6. Conduit

Conduit announces its Integration partnership with OKX.


 

7. Gelato

Gelato announces support for OP Succinct Lite.

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Gelato announces Monad is live on testnet with Gelato Web3 Services Functions, Relay and VRF.

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Gelato announces Gelato Web3 Functions are now live on Nibiru Chain.

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Gelato announces Chaos Labs prices are now live on Gelato Oracles.


 

8. Gateway FM

Gateway FM announces its First ever Mainnet upgrade with Polygon CDK.

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Gateway FM introduces the Shared Prover.

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Gateway FM announces the Moonveil Layer 2 Chain Testnet is live powered by Polygon CDK and Gateway FM.

 

Data Availability

 

9. Avail

Avail announces Sophon has raised $60M with Avail light client.

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Avail announces to support Fuse Ember by Fuse Network— a new Layer 2 built on Polygon, QuickNode, and Avail DA.


 

 

DIA launches Lasernet on Testnet; The world's first layer 2 rollup specifically built for Oracle Infrastructure. It combines trustless execution and permissionless access.

DIA is built in collaboration with the most innovative teams scaling Ethereum: Optimsm’s OP Stack (rollup framework), Conduit (rollup deployment), Hyperlane (interoperability protocol) and Celestia (Data Availability Layer).


 

Legacy Oracle models are limited in capabilities due to their reliance on external data providers: small support of data feeds, permissioned access, and transparent data processing.

News models like DIA have reimagined oracle infrastructure to address these challenges and future-proof oracles.

 

This is DIA’s vision:

DIA’s Lumina is a completely redesigned Oracle infrastructure built to operate as an open and permissionless network. This network allows it to gather data from any source and deliver it to any destination chain.

It consists of three main components: (data) Feeders, Lasernet (an L2 network), and a message-passing layer. The combination of these allows it to achieve completely decentralized and modular oracles to meet any data needs for dApps.


 

Interoperability

 

10. LayerZero

LayerZero is now live on Rootstock.

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LayerZero is now live on Monad Testnet.


LayerZero announces to be Berachain's Canonical Bridge.

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11. Wormhole

Wormhole announces its integration with Unichain.


Wormhole is now live on Monad Testnet.


 

12. Hyperlane

Hyperlane introduces the Open Intent Framework; A public good initiative to unify Ethereum with open, permissionless intents.

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Hyperlane extends its expansion Bittensor.

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Hyperlane is now live on Monad Testnet.

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Hyperlane extends its expansion to Hyperliquid's HyperEVM.

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13. Union

Union announces U Combinator; a program Incubating the Endgame of Interop for Union Mainnet Cracked Labs.


Union announces partnership with Boundless as it aims to make Union cross-chain interoperability fast, inexpensive and secure.


 

Proving

 

14. RiscZero

RiscZero announces to secure BOB's BitVM bridge with ZK using Kailua.

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RiscZero announces ZK Formal Verification framework for RiscZero.

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RiscZero announces Eclipse is adopting Kailua to bring ZK Fraud proofs to the SVM.

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15. Succint

Succinct announces Prism to use Succinct Prover Network and Celestia to create a ZK rollup light node that runs on any device.

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Succinct introduces OP Succinct Lite which will enable OP Stack rollup can now seamlessly upgrade to ZK Fraud Proofs.

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Succinct announces to bring SP1 to Sui, growing ZK adoption in an ecosystem with millions of users.

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16. Herodotus

Herodotus introduces Atlantic; a managed prover service that makes StarkWare’s SHARP accessible to every Cairo developer. Simple, reliable proving infrastructure for all your Cairo programs.

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Oracles

 

17. Redstone

Redstone Oracles announces RedStone powers Nexus Layer 1, a planetary-scale supercomputer.

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Redstone Oracles announces to secure Euler Labs with price feeds through both Pull and Push models, driving the DeFi renaissance on Sonic.

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18. DIA

DIA introduces DIA xReal;The RWA Oracle Suite.

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DIA Lumina is now live on Sepolia Testnet.

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Liquidity

 

19. Milkyway

Milkyway introduces Moolitia; A 4,999-piece collection representing the guardians of Modularity.

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20. Noble

Noble hints on USDN; a yield bearing stablecoin that gives devs & end users control over underlying yield.

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