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What is RISE?

RISE is a high-performance Ethereum Layer 2 designed for onchain markets, delivering near-instant transactions at scale with full EVM compatibility. The chain advertises 1ms latency, 50,000+ TPS, and 5 Ggas/s of compute throughput, while remaining secured by Ethereum. RISE pairs a low-latency execution environment with native orderbook infrastructure (RISE MarketCore) and a perpetuals platform (RISEx) so trading and other latency-sensitive applications can share deep liquidity onchain.

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Key Features

  • Sub-second blocks: RISE produces a new block every ~1 second, enabling sub-second user-perceivable finality and very tight feedback loops for trading applications.
  • EVM compatibility: Standard Solidity tooling (Foundry, Hardhat, etc.) works without modification — contracts deploy as on any EVM chain.
  • High throughput: Architecture targets >50K TPS and 5 Ggas/s, well above mainstream rollups, intended for orderbook-style applications that demand many small writes per second.
  • Native market infrastructure: RISE MarketCore exposes a shared orderbook substrate so any application can permissionlessly launch onchain spot or perpetual markets backed by network-wide liquidity.
  • Modular DA: RISE leverages a modular data availability layer (Celestia / EigenDA) with Ethereum fallbacks for security, allowing high throughput without Ethereum L1 calldata cost.

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EVM Specifics on Dune

  • Native gas token: ETH (gas paid in ETH like other Ethereum L2s).
  • Block time: ~1 second average (verified against rise.blocks time deltas).
  • TIP-20: RISE indexes a TIP-20 token-event family alongside ERC-20 — tip20_rise.evt_* tables surface RISE-specific token primitives (memo transfers, reward distribution, supply caps, transfer policies). Standard ERC-20 events live under erc20_rise.evt_*.

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Data on Dune

Raw Data

Block, transaction, log, and trace data indexed directly from RISE nodes.

Decoded Data

ABI-decoded contract interactions and events including the native RISEx perps stack.

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Resources

RISE Chain

Project home page.

RISE Documentation

Architecture, tooling, and developer guides.