Caldera
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Caldera specializes in building high-performance, customizable, and application-specific layer-two blockchains. These custom-built blockchains (Caldera Chains) offer high throughput, low latency, and customizable features for optimizing the performance and user experience of decentralized applications, with the ability to process hundreds of transactions per second and sub-second confirmation times.
We create Caldera Chains which are custom-built optimistic rollups. These rollups are:
Fast: Process hundreds of transactions per second with sub-second confirmation times
Highly Customizable: Features such as address whitelist or sustainable revenue generation.
Ethereum Compatible: Runs standard Ethereum smart contract code without modification
For more info on how Caldera works visit, the Caldera docs
Let's take a look at how we can start using Caldera L2 Testnet, which is a rollup on the Cronos Testnet.
Visit: https://cronos.caldera.dev/
Add chains to metamask via the "add to metamask button"
Request testnet tokens via the faucet. If you want to send transactions on Caldera, then choose "Request Faucet funds on rollup", if you want to send from Cronos to Caldera, then choose "Request Faucet funds on Cronos " Now type in your address you wish to receive funds on and click "receive Funds"
When you send transactions via Metamask on the Caldera explorer, you can view these transactions using the caldera explorer: https://cronos-testnet.calderaexplorer.xyz/. For example the Faucet Transaction, which you may recognize is a similar interface to what other EVM blockscout explorers use:
From here on you can start building just like you would on another L2 optimistic rollup. You can deploy your application onto a Caldera Chain via the same means as any Ethereum-compatible blockchain. For more tutorials on how to deploy on Caldera, visit the Caldera docs
In order to deploy on mainnet, you can use:
