Syndicate, the infrastructure layer for developing and scaling purpose-built chains, has teamed up with EigenCloud, the world’s first verifiable cloud platform, built on EigenLayer, to launch AVS Sequencer Networks, a new solution that makes it simple for Ethereum rollups to decentralize their sequencers without rebuilding their infrastructure.
Until now, rollups that wanted to decentralize faced a tough choice: rewrite large parts of their systems or stay reliant on a single, centralized sequencer.
AVS Sequencer Network removes that trade-off by letting teams deploy decentralized, programmable sequencer networks secured by native token staking — all while remaining compatible with major rollup frameworks like Arbitrum Nitro and OP Stack.
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Decentralised sequencers are key to scaling Ethereum and delivering a community-owned internet, said Will Papper, Co-Founder at Syndicate. “Our partnership with EigenCloud makes this transition seamless for rollup teams, laying the foundation for horizontal scalability across thousands of purpose-built chains.”
At its core, the system replaces centralized control with collective verification. Syndicate Network provides programmable sequencer smart contracts, while EigenCloud contributes the validation and data infrastructure through its Actively Validated Services (AVS) and EigenDA.
Together, they ensure that blocks are sequenced and verified cryptographically by multiple operators instead of being controlled by a single party, improving fairness, transparency, and network resilience.
This addresses one of Ethereum’s biggest scalability challenges and advances the vision of a community-owned internet. With AVS Sequencer Networks, rollup teams can decentralize in days, not months, unlocking a more open and verifiable web where thousands of independent purpose-built chains can thrive in parallel.
“This collaboration transforms how rollups achieve decentralization,” said Sreeram Kannan, Founder and CEO at Eigen Labs. “It’s a true showcase of what EigenCloud was designed to support, letting developers decentralize their sequencing logic while maintaining Ethereum-level security.
With minimal integration, teams can now use Syndicate’s tools and EigenCloud’s infrastructure to launch new sequencers that are compatible with most rollup frameworks.”
Syndicate is the blockchain infrastructure layer for horizontally scaling Ethereum through purpose-built chains, customized, programmable, decentralized networks and sequencers designed for specific applications and their communities.
With Syndicate, developers can control how their chain operates from governance and fees to how transactions are processed and value circulates within their economy.
Backed by leading investors including a16z, Coinbase, Circle, IDEO, Electric Capital, Variant Fund, and CoinFund, Syndicate is building the foundation for a community-owned internet: networks owned by the people who build and use them everyday.
About EigenCloud
EigenCloud is the world’s first verifiable cloud, enabling developers to build applications, AI products, and AI agents that are provably trustworthy. Built on top of the EigenLayer restaking protocol, EigenCloud extends Ethereum’s security across the digital and even physical world, allowing developers to verify any input, event, or computation using cryptoeconomic guarantees.
With primitives like EigenAI for verifiable inference, EigenCompute for secure offchain execution, and EigenDA for high-throughput data availability, EigenCloud introduces verifiability-as-a-service to launch a new era of cloud computing.
Its services are backed by over $19B in staked assets, with more than 190 Autonomous Verifiable Services (AVSs) in development and 40+ live on mainnet.
Syndicate and EigenCloud are also launching a Design Partner Program for rollup teams and infrastructure providers who want early access to the technology. Full technical specifications and first deployments will be released in the coming weeks.
