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How does Kakarot compare to a more standard L2 such as Arbitrum / Optimism or zkSync 2.0 and Polygon zkEVM?
Elias Tazartes (Eikii)
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Kakarot attempts at providing the same value as a standard EVM (e.g. Arbitrum or Polygon): being able to write Solidity smart contracts, deploy them and interact with them - with low gas fees.
Furthermore, it compares especially to zkSync2.0 or Polygon zkEVM, as it possesses zero-knowledge properties. As Kakarot is written in Cairo, a provable general-purpose programming language that leverages STARKs.
Currently, Kakarot is deployed as a smart contract on Starknet. The zkEVM's execution context is siloed and embedded in Starknet. As Starknet is a validity rollup, Kakarot inherits its zero-knowledge properties.
Elias Tazartes (Eikii)
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6 months ago
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