Going forward, we’ll be referring to the network that we’re building as Optimism. Specifically, Optimistic Rollups take advantage of the consensus mechanism (like PoW or PoS) of their parent chain instead of providing their own. We experiment with new funding models so that we can do our part to sustain the beautiful, weird, and extraordinary Ethereum ecosystem that made us who we are. Optimism is an 'Optimistic Rollup,' which is basically just a fancy way of describing a blockchain that piggy-backs off of the security of another 'parent' blockchain. We work with the conviction that the platforms we build will be used to change the world for the better. But more than anything else, Optimism represents who we are as people: we’re Optimists. This inspires optimism that modulating the function of dendritic cells and. It’s short and sweet, and it rolls off the tongue. volunteer and irradiated dendritic cells from 29 patients with PBC. We were a bit hesitant at first, but we’ve come around to embrace the name. Optimism is an Ethereum-based decentralized infrastructure platform that allows for instant transactions and scalable smart contracts. We used “Optimistic Ethereum” in our documentation and when talking about the system as a team, but the wider community gravitated toward a different name: Optimism. Sometimes they stick when you want them to, sometimes they stick when you don’t. We picked the name that we felt captured our ideals, a name that enshrined an optimistic outlook for the future of the system that gave us the vibrant ecosystem we know and love: Optimistic Ethereum.īut names are tricky things. When we started building out the network, we felt it was best to give the system a name that distinguished it from Optimism PBC (the Public Benefit Corporation that currently pays most of the people working on the network). Careful readers of our blog post announcing the removal of the whitelist may have noticed a small but important detail: we referred to the network as Optimism. In addition, Optimism PBC has also been renamed OP Labs PBC, Liam Horne formerly Head of Engineering for Optimism PBC, will take over as the new CEO of OP Labs PBC.
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