Quantstamp Announcement
summary
Quantstamp unveils a modular L2 block explorer API published as an open API spec on GitHub that maps data models from Optimism, Arbitrum, zkSync, Scroll, etc., and includes example indexer endpoints for frontends to consume. A second deliverable is a 130+ security questions evaluation framework that scores rollups on escape hatches, trust assumptions, fraud proofs and hardware dependencies. Both repos are live, invite PRs, and aim for implementable indexers and reproducible rollup risk scores.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction to Quantstamp and L2 security
- 0:39Why open standards for L2 block explorers matter
- 1:47Landscape of Layer 2s and existing explorer gaps
- 2:54Building a modular API standard for L2s
- 3:59Defining a bridge between chains and explorer UI
- 5:13Methodology: analyzing diverse L2 data models
- 6:22Publishing an open source API spec on GitHub
- 7:31Invitation to contribute, extend, and build with the API
- 8:37Jan introduces L2 security evaluation framework
- 9:08Beyond L2Beat: assessing escape hatches and trust
- 10:05Scoring rollups on feasibility and resilience
- 10:32Research-driven, rollup-specific security analysis
- 11:24Open sourcing and community feedback request
- 11:50Upcoming presentation at L2Beat Warsaw & closing
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