✐ Espresso vs EigenLayer AVS: Which is the true shared sequencer? If you believe a shared sequencer should be chain agnostic, fast-finality, and truly neutral then we need to talk about @EspressoSys vs EigenLayer AVS Because right now, two paths are forming: ▸ @eigenlayer is giving every AVS its own lane. ▸ @EspressoSys is trying to connect every chain into one highway. Let’s break this down 👇 Espresso ☕ ▸ Global confirmation layer ▸ One shared sequencer across chains ▸ Plug and play finality for any chain, any stack ▸ Neutral coordination, not just restaked security EigenLayer AVSs ⚙️ ▸ Each AVS spins up its own logic ▸ No universal shared sequencer yet ▸ Shared security, but siloed coordination ▸ Great infra, but not composability-first The kicker: If chains want to actually compose like apps in the same runtime, we need shared sequencing and fast finality confirmation. → Restaking ≠ shared sequencer → Espresso is building both So yeah this isn’t about tech vs tech. It’s about coordination vs fragmentation. And right now, @EspressoSys is the one pulling chains together. Let’s see who owns the layer between chains.