AltLayer

AltLayer is a decentralized protocol designed to make it easier for developers to launch rollups — faster, cheaper transaction layers that sit on top of blockchains such as Ethereum. It supports both optimistic and zero-knowledge rollup architectures and adds a restaking layer, meaning existing staked assets can be reused to help secure these rollups. The protocol is aimed at developers and teams who want to deploy their own rollup infrastructure without building every component from scratch.

AltLayer operates as a Rollups-as-a-Service platform, handling the orchestration of rollup deployment across compatible stacks. The ALT token is used within the protocol for restaking — participants stake or restake ALT to contribute to the security and validation of rollups launched through the network. The token exists across the Ethereum and BNB Chain ecosystems, and the project sits within the broader restaking and Layer 2 categories.

The stored data does not include a fee revenue figure for AltLayer, so no fee stream, fee recipients, or protocol revenue can be described from the information held here. What the data does show is that 71.26% of the maximum supply of 10 billion ALT tokens is currently in circulation, with a dilution overhang of approximately 40.32% representing tokens not yet issued relative to circulating supply, both measured at a point in time. The fully diluted valuation is 1.40 times the current market capitalization, also at a point in time, reflecting that a meaningful portion of total supply has yet to enter circulation.