Reddio, a public blockchain backed by investments from Tiger Cub Fund, Arena Holdings, and Paradigm, announces that its pioneering Layer 2 (L2) and Layer 3 (L3) application chain sequencer framework, Itachi, is now officially open source. This key milestone is part of the team's ongoing commitment to community-driven innovation and

"Itachi" introduces a revolutionary, fully decentralized sequencer framework tailored for Layer 2 (L2)/L3 Appchains, kicking off with Starknet integration. It's built on the Yu framework, developed by the Reddio team in Golang, known for its modularity and customisation capabilities, a much more developer friendly framework compared to Substrate or

Before we begin, let's take a look at a request sent to Geth: { "method": "eth_getLogs", "params": [ { "fromBlock": "0x0", "toBlock": "0x120dc53", "address": "0xb62bcd40a24985f560b5a9745d478791d8f1945c", "topics": [ [ "0xcfb473e6c03f9a29ddaf990e736fa3de5188a0bd85d684f5b6e164ebfbfff5d2" ] ] } ], "id": 62, "jsonrpc": "2.0" } The semantics of this request are clear: it searches for logs with the topic "0xcfb473e6c03f9a29dd

Two weeks ago, Twilio co-founder Jeff Lawson stepped down as CEO. This story has more than the usual "investors forcing the founder to quit". There are lots of articles talking about that, however, I want to focus on my experience as ex-Twilion, my journey at Twilio, why I quit Twilio

This guide offers steps to build a React web application with Starknet React to interact with ERC20 smart contract on Starknet. Meanwhile you can get the source code from our Github repo. Readers will: * Understand how to implement the ERC20 interface * Discover ways to engage with contracts within a React

Reddio steadfastly maintains its mission: to simplify blockchain technologies for Web 2 developers. By honing our focus on Ethereum Layer 2, we've made it exceptionally user-friendly for developers to engage and innovate. With such mission in mind, over the past year, we focus on listening to developers' need and constantly

In this article, we'll learn how to write an ERC721 contract using Cairo 2.0. We will use Reddio's ERC721 Demo as a sample for learning. First, we need to define the ERC721 interface, which is done using Cairo's trait keyword, and we need to add the #[starknet::interface] attribute

In this article, we'll learn how to write an ERC20 contract using Cairo 2.0. We will use Starkware's official ERC20 Demo as a sample for learning. First, we need to define the ERC20 interface, which is done using Cairo's trait keyword, and we need to add the #[starknet::interface]

This guide will show you how to deploy any smart contract to the Starknet network. By the end, you'll learn how to deploy it to the Starknet testnet, and mint ERC20 token on the smart contract. Let's get started! What is Starknet? StarkNet is a decentralized permissionless Layer 2 ZK-Rollup

Recently, there has been a lot of buzz around ERC-6551, so let's talk about what ERC-6551 is exactly. In this article, I would like to explain ERC-6551 from its principles, code implementation, and application cases. I believe that after reading this blog, everyone should have a comprehensive understanding of ERC-6551.

As a Reddio user, after completing various transactions on Layer 2 (aka L2), you will eventually need to withdraw your assets (NFTs, ETH, etc.) to L1. This blog explains the withdrawal process and how Reddio handles your withdrawal requests. Reddio is a L2 solution on Ethereum for apps/games and