When talking about Espresso, "finality" is an unavoidable point.

But it has nothing to do with speed, the essence is:
Can this result be directly trusted by another chain?

TPS addresses whether execution is fast or not;
The ultimate solution is whether the result is reliable.
The current problem with multi-chain is mostly stuck in the latter.

Cross-chain requires constant confirmation,
Add a safety cushion to the asset portfolio,
Applications do not dare to fully automate the process.
What looks like a performance bottleneck is actually the absence of a stable "deterministic layer".

What Espresso does is to fill this in.
Allow chains to share the same "no regrets once confirmed" result.

Once this matter is established, many processes will naturally go smoothly:
No need to wait for cross-chain,
Settlement is daring and immediate,
More daring combinations in applications.

The evolution of the financial system has been reducing uncertainty.
Espresso moves this logic across multiple chains, making the results reliable.
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