The post SSV Network launches Compose: extending Ethereum validators appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. SSV Network, the second largest staking provider for Ethereum, has launched Compose: the first blockchain-based application (bApp) that extends the capacity of blockchain validators. Specifically, the goal of Compose is to enhance interoperability among all fragmented Ethereum rollups.  SSV Network and the Launch of Compose: the bApp that Unifies Ethereum’s Fragmented Rollups SSV Network, the second largest staking provider for Ethereum, has launched its new solution Compose which will be discussed in two days on Discord.  Source “Big news coming. SSV DAO, Foundation & Labs are joining forces for our biggest Community Call ever. – A new era for Ethereum validators; – Major ecosystem updates; – And yes, it’s an event you won’t want to miss. Don’t miss it. October 23 (Thursday), 12:30 PM UTC. Live event on Discord” In practice, Compose is the first application-based (bApp) that aims to extend the capabilities of Ethereum validators.  Specifically, the goal of Compose is to enhance interoperability among all fragmented Ethereum rollups.  And indeed, after the success of implementing the Ethereum roadmap focused on rollups, with transaction throughput and cost reduction, these have remained fragmented among themselves.  Before Compose, rollups function as fragmented islands of users, dApps, unreliable bridges, long waiting times, and wrapped assets.  The new bApp Compose, on the other hand, addresses this situation by connecting all rollups with instant and atomic compatibility.  With the launch of Compose, there will be no difference between having your tokens on Base, Arbitrum, or Optimism and continuing to use dApps on other rollups.  SSV Network and the Compose Revolution and the Role of Ethereum Validators Commenting on the revolutionary new solution Compose, Alon Muroch, CEO of SSV Labs, shared his thoughts. Here are his words: “More rollups mean a more vibrant Ethereum ecosystem. However, the large-scale realization of Ethereum’s rollup-centric roadmap requires preserving… The post SSV Network launches Compose: extending Ethereum validators appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. SSV Network, the second largest staking provider for Ethereum, has launched Compose: the first blockchain-based application (bApp) that extends the capacity of blockchain validators. Specifically, the goal of Compose is to enhance interoperability among all fragmented Ethereum rollups.  SSV Network and the Launch of Compose: the bApp that Unifies Ethereum’s Fragmented Rollups SSV Network, the second largest staking provider for Ethereum, has launched its new solution Compose which will be discussed in two days on Discord.  Source “Big news coming. SSV DAO, Foundation & Labs are joining forces for our biggest Community Call ever. – A new era for Ethereum validators; – Major ecosystem updates; – And yes, it’s an event you won’t want to miss. Don’t miss it. October 23 (Thursday), 12:30 PM UTC. Live event on Discord” In practice, Compose is the first application-based (bApp) that aims to extend the capabilities of Ethereum validators.  Specifically, the goal of Compose is to enhance interoperability among all fragmented Ethereum rollups.  And indeed, after the success of implementing the Ethereum roadmap focused on rollups, with transaction throughput and cost reduction, these have remained fragmented among themselves.  Before Compose, rollups function as fragmented islands of users, dApps, unreliable bridges, long waiting times, and wrapped assets.  The new bApp Compose, on the other hand, addresses this situation by connecting all rollups with instant and atomic compatibility.  With the launch of Compose, there will be no difference between having your tokens on Base, Arbitrum, or Optimism and continuing to use dApps on other rollups.  SSV Network and the Compose Revolution and the Role of Ethereum Validators Commenting on the revolutionary new solution Compose, Alon Muroch, CEO of SSV Labs, shared his thoughts. Here are his words: “More rollups mean a more vibrant Ethereum ecosystem. However, the large-scale realization of Ethereum’s rollup-centric roadmap requires preserving…

SSV Network launches Compose: extending Ethereum validators

2025/10/22 02:14

SSV Network, the second largest staking provider for Ethereum, has launched Compose: the first blockchain-based application (bApp) that extends the capacity of blockchain validators. Specifically, the goal of Compose is to enhance interoperability among all fragmented Ethereum rollups. 

SSV Network and the Launch of Compose: the bApp that Unifies Ethereum’s Fragmented Rollups

SSV Network, the second largest staking provider for Ethereum, has launched its new solution Compose which will be discussed in two days on Discord. 

Source

In practice, Compose is the first application-based (bApp) that aims to extend the capabilities of Ethereum validators. 

Specifically, the goal of Compose is to enhance interoperability among all fragmented Ethereum rollups. 

And indeed, after the success of implementing the Ethereum roadmap focused on rollups, with transaction throughput and cost reduction, these have remained fragmented among themselves. 

Before Compose, rollups function as fragmented islands of users, dApps, unreliable bridges, long waiting times, and wrapped assets. 

The new bApp Compose, on the other hand, addresses this situation by connecting all rollups with instant and atomic compatibility. 

With the launch of Compose, there will be no difference between having your tokens on Base, Arbitrum, or Optimism and continuing to use dApps on other rollups. 

SSV Network and the Compose Revolution and the Role of Ethereum Validators

Commenting on the revolutionary new solution Compose, Alon Muroch, CEO of SSV Labs, shared his thoughts. Here are his words:

Compose integrates SSV’s Distributed Validator Technology (DVT), transforming future-proof validators into orchestrators of the multi-chain economy.

The validators on the SSV network will participate in the Ethereum network as publishers, ensuring the future cross-rollup of Ethereum without compromising decentralization. This also involves the possibility of earning extra rewards.

The prediction of ETH at $7,000 by mid-2026

Speaking of Ethereum, one cannot fail to mention thelatest super bull prediction of the ETH price reaching $7,000 by mid-2026. 

In fact, a few days ago, some analysts proposed the hypothesis of a price increase for ETH, stating that this could also become a guide for the altcoin season of the next year. 

Despite this, at the time of writing, ETH is valued at $3,892, in a dump of -2% compared to seven days ago. This is a price still very far from the its ATH reached last August 2025 at a price of over $4,950. 

Source: https://en.cryptonomist.ch/2025/10/21/ssv-network-launches-compose-to-extend-the-capacity-of-ethereum-validators/

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