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2 months ago
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Does Kakarot have its own consensus, finality, commitment to L1, blocks, etc.?
Elias Tazartes (Eikii)
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2 months ago
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It essentially behaves as a blockchain but Kakarot is a smart contract, built on top of Starknet.
The end goal is to provide end users with the same experience as if Kakarot was a regular EVM blockchain (e.g. Arbitrum or Polygon).
Elias Tazartes (Eikii)
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1 month ago
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