How the Sovereign SDK works — Sovereign
Two weeks ago, we introduced Sovereign, the Internet of Rollups. Many asked how it works. Here's how we’re building the zk-rollup SDK that will eliminate platform risk for dApp developers.
In our announcement blog post , we sketched out a vision of a future in which creating a zk-rollup is as easy as launching a dapp. This blog post seeks to explain how we’ll realize that vision. Before we dive in, a quick warning - this post will be somewhat technical but not completely rigorous. If you want a non-technical introduction to the Sovereign SDK, see here instead. If you want full technical rigor, you can find draft specs and implementation of the Sovereign SDK on GitHub or reach out on Discord . With that out of the way, let’s get started! Why ZK-Rollups? In this section, we’ll try
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