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Taiko introduces Basedliners to boost transaction speed

By Fiona XuMay 28, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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  • Taiko introduces ‘Basedliners’ to enhance transaction speeds and user experience on its blockchain platform.
  • This initiative focuses on decentralization and allows users to participate in speed comparisons.

What happened: Taiko introduces Basedliners to enhance transaction speed

Taiko has launched a new initiative called ‘Basedliners’ as a precursor to the Preconfirmation Era, aimed at significantly enhancing transaction speed and user experience on its blockchain platform. This development focuses on decentralization, utilising based rollups that do not depend on centralized sequencers, thereby improving security.

The introduction of Based Preconfirmations is designed to address historical delays in transaction finalisation. Users can participate by making a transaction before the preconfirmations go live, setting a ‘Basedline’ for future speed comparisons. This initiative not only enhances performance but also engages the community by allowing participants to earn rewards, such as Trailblazers XP and the chance to win a Taikoon NFT.

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Why it’s important

The launch of Basedliners is pivotal for Taiko as it aligns with the growing demand for faster and more efficient blockchain solutions. As the cryptocurrency landscape evolves, decentralization remains a key focus, with users increasingly seeking secure and speedy transactions. This move positions Taiko as a significant player in the competitive blockchain sector, especially as Ethereum continues to face challenges with scalability.

The shift towards decentralised rollups mirrors broader industry trends, where many platforms are prioritising user experience and operational efficiency. Recent reports indicate that institutional interest in blockchain technologies is rising, emphasising the need for solutions that can handle increased transaction volumes without sacrificing security.

This development resonates with the ongoing conversation about the future of digital currencies and their integration into everyday transactions. By enhancing transaction speeds, Taiko not only improves its platform but also contributes to the overall maturation of the blockchain ecosystem, making it more accessible and appealing to a wider audience.

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Fiona Xu

Fiona Xu is a community engagement specialist at BTW Media. Contact her at f.xu@btw.media.

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