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Value accrual for Rollup frameworks and RaaS (are they going to … — Stackr Labs

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If the future consists of an onchain economy of thousands of rollups, we’re definitely on the right timeline in the present. From the Optimism stack and Polygon chain development kit to Caldera and Stackr, recent months have seen a variety of Rollup frameworks and Rollups-as-a-Service (RaaS) providers hit the market. These frameworks offer modular (often open-source) codebases for the different components of a rollup, allowing developers to pick and choose from a variety of custom options for each layer of the stack. But how do these providers accrue value? Or, do they accrue any value at all? as argued by Neel Somani recently in his talk “RaaS solutions are going to zero” at Modular Summit. In this blog post, we analyze some of his arguments and also explore the intricate dynamics of value accrual for rollup frameworks and RaaS providers. From the individual layers to Superchains, we unravel the hidden mechanisms behind the value creation and capture by rollup frameworks and RaaS prov

- by Shivanshu Madan If the future consists of an onchain economy of thousands of rollups, we’re definitely on the right timeline in the present. From the Optimism stack and Polygon chain development kit to Caldera and Stackr, recent months have seen a variety of Rollup frameworks and Rollups-as-a-Service (RaaS) providers hit the market. These frameworks offer modular (often open-source) codebases for the different components of a rollup, allowing developers to pick and choose from a variety of custom options for each layer of the stack. But how do these providers accrue value? Or, do they acc

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