Francisco
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📺 @fjagosti from @TanssiNetwork
blocmates.@blocmates
Last month @ollieblocmates wrote a report on how @TanssiNetwork's one-stop-shop for network launches, faster than ever with no friction. Here's co-founder Francisco, On the Spot, for some insight on how the infrastructure works, so devs can skip the heavy lifting and get straight to building. It’s the fast track to the decentralized future — no detours, no traffic jams. Four minutes of your time, and you're clued up on @TanssiNetwork.
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2025 Zoomed Out: On the Spot
We launched the OTS series exactly a year back. Our intention here is to give a TLDR on a protocol/network/dApp, whatever it may be, and why you should care in five minutes or less.
Rolled out 15+ videos this year. Here's everyone who came on to explain their projects.
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170 000 people.
4 500+ creators and brands.
2.5 million records of participation.
@gotasofficial is now taking this demand to its own 𝐋𝟏 𝐨𝐧 𝐓𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐬𝐢,
built for real-world engagement at scale.
The 𝐧𝐞𝐰𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐓𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐬𝐢 𝐦𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐭 𝐥𝐚𝐮𝐧𝐜𝐡 𝐢𝐬 𝐥𝐢𝐯𝐞!
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2025 has been Tanssi’s most intense year since we started the project.
In March, the market crashed days before our community sale - we ultimately pulled through and continued pushing until finally launching mainnet and TGE in July, after years of working on the protocol and having to redo a substantial part of the architecture to be able to launch on Ethereum.
Shortly after launching, the altcoin market has continued to crash. While painful, this is the nature of building something long term, and we've continued to push onward.
The priority for tanssi moving forward will be onboarding as many L1s as we can, and help them become successful.
We had to wait a few months after mainnet to make sure the protocol was stable before onboarding chains, and now in the past month alone we’ve onboarded five L1s, with more to come.
Despite all the difficulties, the team has remained resilient and we'll continue to work as hard as we can to give back to all the tanssians who have believed in the project.
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When building tanssi we strongly believed that we needed to optimize for decentralization without compromising on developer experience.
Developer experience is at the heart of any engineering decision we make.
This is one of the properties that makes tanssi unique - you can permissionlessly deploy an L1 (entails bootstrapping validators, sequencers, economic security, consensus, DA) in minutes through the tanssi dapp.
Tanssi@TanssiNetwork
DevEx is becoming infrastructure. A few years ago, launching an L1 meant scripts, sequencers, validators, RPCs, and months of setup. Now it’s <30 mins & an intuitive dashboard. Inside the Tanssi dApp: how UX finally reached the base layer 🧵
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Great write up by @AleaResearch on what we've built at @TanssiNetwork.
It's taken us years to build a protocol that essentially allows anyone to launch a fully secure L1 in minutes.
With the current rise in demand for L1s, particularly in the RWA and stablecoin verticals, we are well positioned to service those projects.
Alea Research@AleaResearch
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Disagree - L1s are more customizable than L2s, thats one of the reasons (among others) why Tempo, Arc and Plasma are building their own L1s.
The cost and time to market is a valid argument since you have to bootstrap your own validator set, economic security, consensus mechanism, incentive models and all the tooling that comes with it.
With @TanssiNetwork we basically removed all that infra overhead by allowing teams to tap into our shared validator set, consensus model, sequencers, and shared economic security so that teams can deploy an L1 in minutes, without the infra overhead.
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Fantastic explainer of the tradeoffs between building your app as an L1 or a rollup
A rollup gives you basically all of the customizability and scale of your own L1, but with dramatically lower cost and latency and time to market
It’s a no brainer really
Conduit@conduitxyz
For folks asking why L2s can be cheaper than L1s, here’s the explainer. Quick read 👇 conduit.xyz/blog/l1-vs-l2-…
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The first of many - L1s are growing in demand due to their fast finality, sovereignty and customizability.
Tanssi makes it possible to launch an L1 in just a few clicks, without compromises on decentralization or security.
The best developer experience to launch an L1 today.
Tanssi@TanssiNetwork
The first L1 is now live on Tanssi mainnet: Trexx. A Brazilian gaming and social finance platform launching on a $180B global industry, where billions in engagement still don’t convert into revenue. Now, @ggtrexx is changing that ↓
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@danielfsy not yet, we need to go live with mainnet first, coming soon
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@fjagosti are any networks on top of Tanssi live yet @fjagosti? can only see "trial" on the explorer: apps.tanssi.network/networks
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Tanssi has now accrued over $400m in economic security.
This took months of work, energy and coordination with validators and vault managers within the Symbiotic ecosystem.
We did the work so that other appchains don't have to - any chain or network that deploys using tanssi can now instantly benefit from $400m worth of shared security without having to worry about bootstrapping validators or accumulating staked value.
An exceptional developer experience will continue to be our priority.
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RWA teams are choosing decentralized appchains over rollups or RaaS
Why?
They can’t trust centralized stacks with billions in tokenized assets.
Launching shouldn’t take 6 months & a devops army.
They need custom solutions to meet regulations.
Tanssi fixes that. 🧵
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Tanssi continues to get traction within the RWA and PayFi vertical - it turns out a lot of RWA and payment/stablecoin projects want their own appchains.
A lot of these projects are based in Latin America, an emerging market with high potential that Tanssi is slowly capturing.
So why are RWA and PayFi projects picking Tanssi to launch an appchain?
1. Fast Finality
These projects often need to process thousands of transactions on a regular basis, so they need fast and deterministic finality. Fast finality is something rollups are inherently bad at, so it’s simply not a good fit for them.
2. Developer experience
Tanssi abstracts everything developers need to launch a chain, this includes shared security (which means not having to bootstrap a validator set and having to attract economic security to those validators), decentralized sequencing, data availability and consensus. Having to deal with all those infra components yourself requires know-how, time, capital and energy.
3. Customizability
With Tanssi developers can customize the logic of their chains to a greater extent than other solutions - for example, EVM developers can leverage precompiled contracts that allow them to tap into Substrate native functionalities (which offers functionalities that would otherwise not be possible natively in EVM world) using Solidity - things like onchain governance, onchain identity for whitelisting addresses and compliance, proxies for account abstraction, and batched calls for improved UX (among other things).
4. Sovereignty & Decentralization
Many of the projects building on Tanssi want sovereign environments to build in, however they do not feel comfortable with the tradeoffs centralized sequencers entail. Tanssi is built as a permissionless protocol that provides a set of diversified validators and sequencers on demand - similar to what AWS did with compute.
Big announcements are coming for the Tanssi ecosystem & all Tanssians that have supported the project - our goal is to become the default infrastructure for RWA and PayFi appchains, and we’re starting by taking over the Latin American market.
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The mainnet staging phase begins:
Tanssi Testnet is LIVE! 🕺🏻
What builders get today:
🔒 ETH-secured validator sets
⏱️ Launch networks in minutes
🛰️ Built-in sequencing & orchestration
🧰 No infra overhead. EVM & Substrate ready
🌉 Cross-chain messaging via XCM & Snowbridge
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IYKYK 🫡
Rektonomist@rektonomist_
From a technical standpoint, @TanssiNetwork could be one of the stronger infrastructure projects emerging this (bull? bear?) cycle. But why and how, anon? Tanssi abstracts away the complexity of launching decentralized networks, handling validator coordination, sequencing, infra ops, data availability, and security, so developers could spin up a chain in minutes, not months. Think of it like AWS orchestration, but for modular decentralized networks, secured through Ethereum restaking via Symbiotic. Under the hood, Tanssi’s Orchestration Chain manages: • Sequencer assignment • Session logic • State verification • Reward distribution Every network launched through Tanssi gets automatic block production services from a decentralized pool of sequencers, plus archive-grade data availability through Tanssi’s Data Preservers (full historical state + RPC access baked in). Early data looks gud: ✅ 9.4M+ transactions processed on testnet ✅ 3,000+ networks deployed via Dancebox ✅ 200,000+ community members across 90+ countries Developers can either deploy using prebuilt EVM templates or fully customize runtimes via Substrate, all while inheriting Ethereum-grade security without needing to bootstrap validator sets or externalize trust assumptions. The ability to upgrade forklessly and modularize governance without touching infrastructure could be a meaningful unlock for future networks, especially as appchains, rollups, and sovereign L1s become more specialized. In my view, Tanssi fits tightly into the broader modular thesis. FYI the bottleneck isn't building rollups anymore, it's orchestrating them, securing them, and scaling them permissionlessly. Tanssi directly attacks that bottleneck with decentralized sequencing, restaked security, and integrated infra layers like RPCs, explorers, and indexers. It’s also worth noting what’s happening right now: - Builder’s Bay is live, with 10M $TANSSI in rewards across 30+ projects and the new Guild Fren NFT (boosting leaderboard scores and unlocking future events). → lfd.tanssi.network/builders-bay Another angle I’m watching is how Tanssi is layering into the modular ecosystem: integrations like Renzo, Particle Network, Mellow Finance, Symbiotic, and others point toward a full-stack vision rather than competing directly with rollup-as-a-service providers. If that positioning holds and the upcoming mainnet launch executes cleanly, Tanssi could quietly become one of the critical backbone layers of the modular stack over the next cycle. NFA. DYOR.
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jfab.eth@josefabregab
Five (5) @symbioticfi networks that I'm excited for (all with live or upcoming testnets): 1. Tanssi (@TanssiNetwork) Symbiotic secured networks as a service. Testnet is live. 2. Cap X (@0xCapx) Consumer-focused AI Agents. Testnet is live. 3. Radius (@radius_xyz) Rollup profitability protocol focused on MEV. Public Testnet is live. 4. Avail (@AvailProject) Proof-aggregation layer facilitating interoperability. Testnet live. 5. HyveDA (@Hyve_DA) High-performance, Ethereum-aligned DA. Think of it as a decentralized, permissionless AWS. Testnet is coming soon.
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