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Should You Build Your Own Rollup?

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Gelato offers rollup-as-a-service that lets projects spin up an L2 with one-click deploy on common stacks (op stack, AUM orbit stack) and bundles native modules, bridges, wallets and block explorers. Real costs aren’t $40M — rough infra math lands around $20K per month today with predictions to $10K and $5K; some live rollups report ~25k/month profit from sequencing fees. Major use cases are high-throughput games (games as the biggest sector), bespoke sequencing, custom bridging and reclaiming fee revenue versus renting Base or Ethereum.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:30Why consider Layer Two
  3. 3:39Gelato’s rollup-as-a-service
  4. 6:31Drawbacks of own Layer Two
  5. 9:41Variable costs and viability
  6. 11:46Atomic composability trade-offs
  7. 13:09Revenue with own rollup
  8. 14:55Custom block building benefits
  9. 16:18Noisy neighbor problem
  10. 17:20When to deploy rollup
  11. 18:00Future of rollups
  12. 20:08Summary
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