Starknet Sequencer: The Backbone of Ethereum's Layer 2 Scaling Solution | Chapter 2

In this second chapter of our Starknet series, we unveil the crucial role of the Starknet Sequencer in enabling Ethereum's Layer 2 scaling solution. As a core component of Starknet, the Sequencer takes center stage in overseeing the validation and execution of transactions, ensuring the smooth operation of the network. Discover how the Starknet Sequencer leverages advanced cryptographic techniques, such as zk-SNARKs, to process transactions securely and efficiently, enabling high throughput and low latency. Gain a deeper understanding of the Sequencer's responsibilities, including transaction ordering, state updates, and communication with Ethereum's main chain. Learn how the Sequencer's design and implementation contribute to Starknet's scalability, security, and decentralization goals. Whether you're a developer, researcher, or blockchain enthusiast, this video provides valuable insights into the inner workings of Starknet and the critical role of the Sequencer in enabling Ethereum's Layer 2 scaling solution.
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[@FatjonZepol]

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[@bambobambolot5433]

Very nice explanation visually. Sequencer is centralised single point of failure of any L2 out there. What is Starknet solution to this? Is Starknet giving up on decentralisation or does it somehow aim to decentralise sequencer?