TAIKO ($TAIKO)

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TAIKO ($Taiko) will be listed on LBank Exchange with TAIKO/USDT Pair on 2nd Sep 2024 at 13:00(UTC).

About Project

Taiko is a pioneering fully permissionless and Ethereum-equivalent rollup Type-1 zkEVM, emerging as the default Ethereum scaling solution for developers and users who prioritize security and seamless onboarding. Launched on May 27th, 2024, following an extensive development phase that included seven testnets since 2022, Taiko’s Layer 2 mainnet leverages Based Contestable Rollup (BCR) technology to significantly reduce transaction costs while enhancing security. This innovative platform offers a frictionless user experience without compromising on decentralization. Supported by industry giants such as Vitalik Buterin, Justin Drake, Tim Beiko, Lightspeed Faction, Sequoia China, and Hashed, Taiko also boasts the largest Discord Crypto Community Engagement with over 1 million members. Taiko represents a transformative step in Ethereum scaling, combining cutting-edge technology with broad community support to deliver a superior blockchain experience.

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