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$TANSSI Alea Research published a detailed breakdown of the appchain landscape, explaining why many teams are moving beyond shared L1s and rethinking how they launch their own chains. This isn’t about hype it’s about trade-offs builders actually face. Why teams move from shared L1s to appchains Alea points out a recurring pattern: shared blockspace works early, but breaks at scale. As usage grows, teams hit: • unpredictable fees from unrelated demand • throughput limits during peak activity • limited control over gas logic & economics • value leakage to the base chain For production apps, these become structural problems not edge cases. --- Two main paths Alea identifies 1) RaaS / Rollup stacks (Conduit, Caldera, AltLayer, Dymension) • execution on rollups • settlement & DA inherited from Ethereum • fast launch, strong composability • lower security bootstrapping Trade-off: Ongoing settlement costs, limited sovereignty, and UX still tied to external congestion. --- 2) Sovereign L1 frameworks (Tanssi, Saga) • independent execution environments • custom runtime, fees, and economics • predictable throughput & latency • security designed or pooled explicitly Trade-off: More responsibility upfront — but far more long-term control. --- Key trade-offs Alea emphasizes Sovereignty vs settlement dependence Rollups inherit Ethereum security but remain dependent on it. Sovereign L1s gain autonomy but must intentionally design security. Usage-based vs predictable costs Rollups scale costs with usage. Sovereign L1s allow stable economics for high-frequency apps. Operational overhead Historically high for L1s, but modern frameworks reduce this via bundled infra. UX & throughput Shared blockspace limits real-time apps. Sovereign L1s guarantee performance by design. --- Where Tanssi fits (per Alea, factual) Alea places Tanssi in the sovereign L1 framework category: • fast deployment of full appchains • bundled RPCs, indexing, orchestration • modular, Ethereum-aligned security • independence without isolation Not a rollup alternative a different architectural choice. --- Practical takeaway for builders Alea’s conclusion is clear: Choose infrastructure based on product constraints, not defaults. • DeFi & composability → RaaS often fits • Payments, loyalty, RWAs, consumer apps → sovereignty usually matters The real mistake is committing to rollups early and never reassessing once real usage arrives.

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