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what's offchainlabs?

Offchain Labs is a venture-backed blockchain company founded at Princeton, specializing in Ethereum scaling solutions through the Arbitrum optimistic rollup technology. It develops tools like Arbitrum Orbit, Stylus, and Nitro to enhance scalability, performance, and developer usability in decentralized applications. The company also acquired Prysmatic Labs to advance Ethereum consensus clients, contributing to a robust ecosystem for DeFi, gaming, and beyond.

Snapshot

Offchainlabs rolled out ArbOS Dia for better gas/throughput and increased ARB token purchases.

2D ago
TECH EVENT

Proposed increase to allow Stylus contracts written in Rust to reach up to 96 KB in size, enabling more complex code and easier porting of existing Rust applications.

1W ago
VISIBILITY EVENT

Co-founder Steven Goldfeder participated in a panel discussion titled "Public Chains Are Infrastructure Now" at the HSC Asset Management Conference during Consensus Hong Kong on February 14, 2026.

1M ago
TECH EVENT

Rolled out the ArbOS Dia upgrade, bringing more predictable gas fees, higher throughput, improved authentication tools, and Ethereum Fusaka compatibility, scheduled to launch in early February 2026.

WHALE ACTIVITY

Increased ARB token purchases, citing growing TVL and ecosystem expansion as reasons for the accumulation.

4M ago

Launch coming soon across all Ethereum EVM chains, offering sub-3 second crosschain swaps and transfers with single-click wallet prompts and trustless infrastructure.

Succinct's SP1 ZK verification system successfully verifies on Arbitrum blocks with full Ethereum ecosystem compatibility, marking a milestone in the partnership with SuccinctLabs to transition Arbitrum to ZK verification.

Timeboost feature generates $4M revenue for Arbitrum DAO since late April activation, projecting $15M annually based on 7-day moving average.

Completed core contract audits with LiFi Protocol and OpenZeppelin, deployed crosschain broadcaster for trust-minimized settlement, and added RelayProtocol and Polymer_Labs as core contributors to Open Intents Framework.