Satoshi Holdings Unveils OP Stack-Based Layer 2 Mainnet "TigerChain"

Satoshi Holdings announced on September 2 that it has released a test version of its Ethereum Layer 2 mainnet, "TigerChain," which is based on the OP Stack.

This mainnet combines the advantages of optimistic rollups and ZK rollups, achieving transaction performance of several thousand transactions per second (TPS). It is designed to automate financial processes such as loan execution, interest payments, and collateral management through smart contracts.

Additionally, all transaction records are permanently stored on the blockchain, making tampering or forgery impossible and providing the transparency and reliability essential for financial services.

The OP Stack is rapidly being adopted by major global exchanges and has effectively become the industry standard. Both Coinbase’s blockchain Base and Kraken’s INK are built on the OP Stack, establishing it as a reference model. TigerChain by Satoshi Holdings is also built on the same OP Stack, ensuring global-level compatibility and scalability.

During the testing phase, payment, lending, and liquidity pool services utilizing a Korean won stablecoin are being verified. Based on this, Satoshi Holdings plans to officially launch the mainnet and actively expand a global DeFi (Decentralized Finance) ecosystem centered on stablecoins.

TigerChain goes beyond simple performance verification, offering a variety of application scenarios for financial institutions, fintech companies, and blockchain projects. In addition to payment and lending services based on a Korean won stablecoin, it is expected to become a core infrastructure for next-generation financial services such as real-world asset tokenization (RWA), institutional DeFi, and cross-chain asset transfers.

However, it remains unclear when a Korean won stablecoin will be issued or which entities will be licensed to do so.

In response, Satoshi Holdings has already applied for the "KRDT" trademark and is preparing to issue a Korean won stablecoin. The company explained, "Even if Korean won stablecoins are issued primarily by banks, we will continue to provide Layer 2-based financial services such as DeFi and RWA using these assets."

If the network transaction fees can be paid with a Korean won stablecoin, users will be able to enjoy a more intuitive and stable financial experience, and there is also the potential to utilize the substantial liquidity of the Korean won within the on-chain ecosystem.

Furthermore, if expansion to tokenization of assets such as unlisted stocks occurs, innovative models such as automated dividends, conditional transactions, and programmable shareholder rights-difficult to realize in traditional securities systems-will become possible.

A representative from Satoshi Holdings stated, "Based on this test, we will develop TigerChain into a next-generation financial infrastructure centered on stablecoins."

Detailed information about TigerChain can be found on the official website.

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.