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For example, if a blockchain is a restaurant, then an "all-in-one restaurant" (which is a monolithic blockchain) may have its kitchen handling everything from taking orders, cooking, to washing dishes, and when it gets busy, it inevitably becomes chaotic. In contrast, Mantle @0xMantleCN takes a "modular" approach, resembling a modern central kitchen where each process has specialized personnel and roles, with clear division of labor and orderly operation.

This design can be said to be a major highlight of Mantle, mainly consisting of three core parts:
🔹 Execution Layer: Responsible for processing transactions, built on the OP Stack, fully compatible with EVM, allowing developers to migrate with almost zero cost.
🔹 Data Availability Layer: In collaboration with EigenLayer and combining our self-developed solution, we have significantly reduced data storage costs, helping DApps save a substantial amount.
🔹 Settlement Layer: By utilizing zero-knowledge proof technology, the time taken to withdraw from Mantle back to Ethereum has been significantly shortened, allowing for faster fund turnover and a smoother experience.

This "pluggable" modular design brings very direct benefits: extremely low Gas fees, which are barely felt by users; more flexible upgrades, where repairing one module does not affect the operation of other parts; each layer focuses on one thing, making the overall system more stable and efficient.

In summary, Mantle retains the security of Ethereum through a modular architecture while achieving low costs and high performance through specialization. This is a very clear technological advantage in the current competition of L2.