The permissionless environment of web3 has led to multiple groundbreaking technologies that power a thriving ecosystem. Faced with multiple challenges to overcome in reaching the scale required for mass adoption, the ecosystem has built incredible scaling technologies across the full breadth and depth of the Web3 tech stack. However, the need for all of this technology to come together and operate as a cohesive whole for end users, while remaining true to the decentralized ethos of the ecosystem, still remains. Cross-ecosystem transactions are cumbersome and difficult, driving more fragmentation throughout an already fragmented ecosystem. User adoption efforts need to be directed towards onboarding net-new users, instead of pulling them between existing communities. A unification layer is needed.Avail aims to accelerate the unification of Web3 using its cutting edge modular technology stack that combines data availability, aggregation, and shared security.To achieve this, Avail has been building out Avail's Unification Layer, a unifying tech stack starting with the foundational Data Availability (DA) layer, the Nexus unification layer, and Fusion, an additive security layer. Avail stands to anchor the whole Web3 ecosystem with a scalable, cutting-edge data availability layer, harnessing validity proofs that leverage KZG Polynomial commitments to ensure immediate and reliable data availability, enabling rollups to grow, connect, stay secure, and adapt.

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