I'm curious about the key differences between
Arbitrum and Ethereum (ETH). Could you please explain in a concise manner how they differ in terms of their functionality, scalability, and potential use cases? I'm particularly interested in understanding how Arbitrum aims to improve upon the limitations of the Ethereum network and what this means for users and developers alike.
6 answers
JejuJoyfulHeartSoulMate
Thu Sep 26 2024
Running a DApp on the
Arbitrum chain introduces a unique feature that sets it apart from traditional blockchain platforms like Ethereum.
KimonoGlitter
Wed Sep 25 2024
One significant advantage is the ability to select a specific group of validators for the consensus process.
FireflySoul
Wed Sep 25 2024
This feature of Arbitrum not only optimizes resource allocation but also minimizes the risk of cross-app vulnerabilities or attacks.
Daniele
Wed Sep 25 2024
This allows for a more tailored and focused approach to consensus, as opposed to
Ethereum where each validator tracks all network apps.
GwanghwamunGuardianAngel
Wed Sep 25 2024
The validators assigned to a particular DApp on Arbitrum are solely responsible for that app's consensus, enhancing efficiency and reducing complexity.