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Gate Chain
Gate Layer
Gate Layer powers an open, scalable ecosystem where speed and affordability unlock new opportunities for builders and users alike
The Gate Layer network is a high-performance Layer 2 built on the Optimism OP Stack, fully EVM compatible and secured by GateChain as its settlement layer
Built on OP Stack with full Ethereum toolchain support.
Backed by GateChain and GT staking.
5,700+ TPS with 1s block time.
Transactions at a fraction of other L2s.
LayerZero-powered interoperability.
Decentralized perpetual exchange on Gate Layer, featuring deep liquidity and reliable trade execution across major and long-tail assets.
Meme Launchpad – A memecoin launchpad featuring easy-to-use tools, real-time project listings, and bonding curve–based liquidity migration to GateSwap, empowering community creativity and growth.
The core DEX of Gate Layer, offering flexible AMM models, low-slippage stablecoin swaps, and real-time market insights, designed to support both new projects and large-scale trades.
Cross-chain bridges on Gate Layer enable seamless asset transfers and interoperability with major blockchain ecosystems.
Gate Layer is a high-performance Layer 2 network built on the Optimism OP Stack. It is fully EVM compatible, secured by GateChain as the settlement layer, and optimized for low-cost, high-speed transactions.
Gate Layer differentiates itself from other OP Stack-based L2s by leveraging GateChain's native Blob storage to store rollup state roots, reducing costs and improving scalability. Backed by GT staking, it ensures strong settlement security while delivering 5,700+ TPS and 1s block time.
TPS can be estimated using a native transfer as an example. Each transfer typically consumes 21k gas, while Gate Layer's block gas limit is 120M. This means each block can handle 5,714 transactions, resulting in a TPS of over 5,700.
Developers can deploy applications permissionlessly using existing Ethereum tools, while users will benefit from low-cost, fast transactions. Documentation, explorer, and bridges will be provided as core entry points once the network is live.
