Umbrella
  • Umbrella
    • The Next Billion Users
    • A Layer 0 Technology
    • A 5th Generation Blockchain Network
    • Competitive Comparison
    • The Problems With Web3
    • Umbrella's Users
  • Features
    • Scalability
    • Security
    • A Different Approach to Wallets
    • Fully Decentralized
    • Modular and Composable
    • Gasless Transactions for Users
  • Tokenomic & Economic Theory
    • $UMBRA Tokenomics
    • Incentivization Structures
    • Umbrella Economics
  • Products, Tokens, and Integrations
  • Governance
    • Umbrella Governance Model
    • DAOs as a Service (DaaS)
    • DAO Organizational Design
    • DAO - Legal Structure
    • Contribution Management
    • Compensation
    • Decision Making
    • Treasury management
    • DAO Analytics
  • Functionality
    • Identity Layer
    • Network Map
    • Consensus Layer
    • Validation
    • Private/Side Chains
    • Programming Environments
  • Networks and RPCs
  • Note on FTX and The State of Crypto
  • Who We Are: Umbrella Labs
    • Investing, Supporting, or Building with Umbrella Labs
  • Official Links
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Competitive Comparison

If you stumbled across Umbrella your first instinct might be something like "oh great another L1 blockchain; why's this any different or better than [insert favorite chain]"

Well let's do a quick industry comparison to begin

Blockchain
Speed (TPS)
Validator Decentralization
Consensus/ Validation
Burns
Inflationary

Umbrella

120k+

Infinite Set

PoR/aBFT

Per TX + % of DEX/Bridge Revenue

Y

Ethereum 2.0

100k

Infinite

PoS/iBFT

Per Tx

Y

Solana

50k

~30

PoH/BFT

Per Tx

Y

BSC

160

21

PoSA

% of Binance Exchange Revenue

N

Avalanche

4500

Infinite Set

Snowball

Y

Sui

130k on WAN

Infinite Set

Narwhal/Tusk

Y

Aptos

130k on WAN

Infinite Set

BFT

Y

Cosmos

10k per chain

125

Y

Umbrella maintains a fully decentralized ethos and is as, if not more, scalable than any other major chain while still being chain agnostic. Meaning you can love Ethereum (which our whole team does), but realize as a developer or a consumer-facing app that it's not a feasible experience for your end user. So instead you build your assets and logic on Ethereum, and you use Umbrella for the front-end experience of interacting with these products.

Ultimately Umbrella's goal is to create a frictionless end-point for the web3 developer ecosystem so they can pick and choose the components they wish to use in their tech stack (even if it's not ours) while Umbrella packages it all into a scalable and user-friendly experience.

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