Rollup, Validium, Volition — Where is your data stored? - Starknet
As of November 2022, StarkEx has settled over $750 billion of trading volume, and over 270m transactions on Ethereum. In the NFT space, powering apps such as ImmutableX and Sorare, StarkEx has minted over 85 million NFTs at a price that is 1000x cheaper than doing this directly on Ethereum. STARK-based technology is scaling Ethereum.
Home / Blog Nov 21, 2022 · 4 min read ON THIS PAGE TL;DR StarkWare offers a range of Data Availability (DA) modes for customers to choose from, according to their priority There are three approaches to Data Availability for STARK proofs, all of them are already available in production: — Rollup : the ledger is published directly on the blockchain — Validium : a Data Availability Committee secures the ledger, with only a hash being stored on-chain — Volition : apps can let users choose their DA mode — Rollup or Validium — for each and every transaction No matter which DA is used — the valid
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