The other blockchains are roll ups, but they're not L2s of Celestia. Because they don't have a bridge in Celestia, but you can't transfer assets from the Celestia chain itself. They basically outsource consensus and data availability to Celestia. But it does not mean that roll ups can't also have their own sequencer. If the roll up wants to capture its own MUV,. But they roll up can choose to let Celestia choose all the transactions inside the blocks. That means Celestia will capture the MUV.
In this week’s episode Anna Rose interviews Mustafa Al-Bassam, co-founder of Celestia. They cover where Celestia as an idea emerged from, how its rollup-centric data availability (DA) network works and what can be expected from their upcoming launch. They also chat about how Celestia aims to empower Sovereign chains - independent rollup chains that use Celestia as the DA and consensus layer - and how this Sovereign chain model compares with the Ethereum rollup architecture.
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