# ABOUT LAMBDA

The Leading Omnichain Modular Storage. Utilizing Ethereum Layer 2 blockchain and Permanent Storage services, Lambda supports Rollups, DAPPs, and AI.

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# Introduction

Ethereum Layer2, omnichain modular storage, Permanent DA solution

Lambda is an omnichain modular storage network, aiming to provide a fast, advanced and scalable Web3 infrastructure with Ethereum Layer 2 blockchain and Permanent Storage services for Rollups, DAPPs and AI, leveraging DAS technology to provide data sampling services for Ethereum permanent DA layer.

## Evolution from Distributed to Modular Storage on EVM

Since its establishment in 2018, Lambda has been a vanguard in storage and DePIN sectors, particularly excelling in Data Availability Sampling (DAS) and Proof of Long-term Data Possession (LPDP). Securing significant funding from major investors like Bitmain, Lambda quickly established a strong presence on major trading platforms.

## Comprehensive Upgrade to Ethereum Layer2

After three stable years running on LPDP technology, Lambda is undergoing a significant transformation, transitioning from its proprietary consensus network to the Ethereum Layer2 network.

In 2024, we completed this significant transformation: migrating from a self-built consensus network to the Ethereum Layer 2 network. This strategic shift aims to enhance infrastructure capabilities and integrate more deeply into the Ethereum ecosystem. The new Ethereum Layer2 blockchain, powered by Opstack, will better serve applications involving Rollups and AI by focusing on persistent data availability. This includes the use of PDP algorithms and Zero-Knowledge Proof tools (ZKG) for DAS to ensure continuous data storage.&#x20;

The move to Ethereum Layer2 marks a strategic integration, enhancing the synergy between data availability services and AI functionalities, significantly improving Lambda’s network economy, compatibility, scalability, security, and simplifying development and maintenance efforts.

## Lambda DAS Services:&#x20;

Providing Reliable Data Integrity Proofs for Ethereum's Permanent DA

Within the Ethereum ecosystem, data availability (DA) will be a key focus for the next industry cycle, with DA, staking, and restaking already becoming core themes for the next decade. Facing the scalability challenges known as the blockchain trilemma, there is a crucial need to balance decentralization, scalability, and security. Rollups address this by moving transactions off-chain.

Lambda capitalizes on its existing LWS storage capabilities combined with PDP and ZKG to enhance DAS verification and integrate into Ethereum’s security framework, adopting an innovative approach to solve DA issues. This strategic alignment not only enhances Lambda's DA solutions but also significantly contributes to the Ethereum ecosystem, especially in providing AVS, L2 solutions, and staking services.

## Lambda Storage Services: LWS&#x20;

LWS is the leading Permanent Storage Service which provides secure and high-speed data storage services for NFTs and DAPPs. By 2023, Lambda had evolved into a modular blockchain ecosystem supporting the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and leveraging smart contracts for efficient storage settlements. Additionally, Lambda has established a leading and thriving NFT ecosystem, with hundreds of prominent artists issuing hundreds of thousands of NFT assets through Lambda’s blockchain and storage services

* Documentation (this site): [https://docs.lambda.im/(opens new window)](https://docs.lambda.im/)
* Open Source Codebase: [https://github.com/LambdaIM(opens new window)](https://github.com/LambdaIM)
* Website: [https://www.lambda.im/(opens new window)](https://www.lambda.im/)
* Explorers: [https://scan.lambda.im/](https://explorer.lambda.im/)


# Architecture

Learn about Lambda and its primary features.

## Introduction <a href="#introduction" id="introduction"></a>

Lambda storage is an file management service that allows users to host, manage and share files of any kind on the blockchain of their choice. As an IPFS wrapped service, we provide a easy and fast way for users on giving both technical and non-technical method to integrate without limits. Also we use on-chain contracts and offchain PDP algorithem to incentive storage nodes and guarantee content stays properly.

For developers, Lambda Storage is the easiest way to persist content to IPFS and build web3 applications. You don't need to manage your nodes. Only a few codes need to integrate widh SDK.

For users/creators, Lambda offers a very simple Dapp to upload files/folders with only few steps. Also you could submit statement onchain to ensure lambda storage nodes provide proofs for your files. It makes it easy to serve content at scale without any technical experience.

### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#data-availability)Data Availability <a href="#data-availability" id="data-availability"></a>

Lambda storage nodes need to sync to onchain statements and also calculate and submit PDP proofs on lambda chain for offering data availability and receive token incentives.

### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#onchain-contracts)Onchain Contracts <a href="#onchain-contracts" id="onchain-contracts"></a>

* `User storage statement`: Creators/Developers declare and submit their storage statement(CID and size) on chain
* `Pdp and incentives`: Stores and persist PDP relevant records and distribute storage node rewards

### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#how-it-works)How it works? <a href="#how-it-works" id="how-it-works"></a>

The Lambda Web3 Service, also known as LWS,  a storage network, and a decentralized storage marketplace. Storage Miners are the nodes that run the Storage Program, and the number of $LAMBDA staked determines their weight. Storage Miners, also known as Storage Providers, are responsible for storing and securing user data in order to receive storage rewards. Lambda data storage is physically separated from the blockchain ledger and is carried out by storage hardware provided by Storage Miners, which can be thought of as a type of data storage outsourced. The StorageMarket is made up of a collection of EVM contracts on the Lambda Chain. The Storage Market considers the capacity of the storage miners in the Lambda ecosystem to be a unified storage resource, providing standardized LWS storage services and DA Blob services to customers at a uniform price.

### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#preface)Preface <a href="#preface" id="preface"></a>

The main roles of `LWS` include  Storage Provider (Storage Miner), Storage Verifier and Storage Challenger, the responsibilities and benefits of which are detailed below.

#### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#validators-consensus-nodes)Validators (Consensus Nodes) <a href="#validators-consensus-nodes" id="validators-consensus-nodes"></a>

&#x20;The benefits of running a consensus node are:

1. Gaining more $LAMBDA staked from delegators
2. Receiving block packing rewards by maintaining the node
3. Getting 30% additional rewards through providing storage services

For more information on how to start a consensus node, please refer to [installation](https://docs.lambda.im/validators/installation.html)

#### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#storage-providers-storage-miners)Storage Providers (Storage Miners) <a href="#storage-providers-storage-miners" id="storage-providers-storage-miners"></a>

Anyone can start a Storage Provider node by staking $LAMBDA.  Any user can delegate any amount of LAMBDA to one of  the Storage Provider。

The storage miner increases storage capacity on demand, and the storage system is consistent for each miner, so a miner gains no advantage by unilaterally increasing his storage capacity. The data specified by the storage system is the data stored by each miner.

So, how can storage miners increase their revenue?

1. To increase the number of tokens staked by the Storage Provider themselves or by the delegators.
2. As storage providers, to provide a reasonable storage capacity, a stable storage capacity and adequate downlink bandwidth.
3. To provide the correct proof of storage as required by the challengers and ensure the correct rate of validation to get more rewards.

For more information on how to start the storage mining program, We will be providing installation files and corresponding documentation shortly。

#### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#challengers-and-verifiers)Challengers and Verifiers <a href="#challengers-and-verifiers" id="challengers-and-verifiers"></a>

The challenger and the verifier are two different and independent roles in the LPDP algorithm. The challenger generates random challenge seed data independently and periodically, and the storage miner generates storage proofs based on the random challenge seeds, corresponding tags, and locally stored original data. The verifier does not need to save the complete original data, but only needs to verify the LPDP algorithm based on the challenge seed information with the Proof submitted by the stored miners. The verifier is responsible for publishing the verification results to the chain, and the on-chain incentive module allocates incentives based on the verification data submitted by the verifier.

Challengers and validators can be anyone, which is similar to the role of liquidators in a lending agreement. The system will provide incentives for these roles, which can cover their gas costs, these roles can also get part of the incentive, which is related to the number of storage proofs they verify and their honesty in verification.

#### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#storage-market)Storage Market <a href="#storage-market" id="storage-market"></a>

The Storage Market is made up of a collection of EVM contracts in the Lambda. Any user can access data through the Lambda storage network for free, but if the user wants to store the data indefinitely, he or she must pay through the Lambda Market contract.

Users can interact with the Market contract directly to register the data CID(a type of unique label for data) that needs to be persisted, or they can interact with Storage Market via Dapps. The system determines the storage price based on the degree of storage node idleness, LAMB price, and so on. Currently, Lambda Foundation pays the entire cost of the Storage Market on behalf of the users.

#### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#developers)Developers <a href="#developers" id="developers"></a>

Lambda is Omnichain Modular Storage, L2 public chain capable of carrying a full set of Dapps. Second, Lambda provides an IPFS-compatible data access interface; developers can use the IPFS SDK or the Lambda API service to access data as needed. Lambda also offers a full solution for DA Blob Storage services, NFT data on the blockchain, including on-chain contracts, NFT MetaData storage, and NFT issuance and transactions.

### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#community)Community <a href="#community" id="community"></a>

Discuss the finer details of being a storage node and seek advise from the rest of the storage node community on our [Discord (opens new window)](https://discord.gg/lambdanetwork).


# FOR USER

### **GOAT**

GOAT is LambSwap governance tokens, no private sale, no pre-mining. It is completely community-based output and fair activation. The total GOAT tokens do not exceed 1 million. After release 1 million in total, LambSwap DAO governance whether decide to increase issuance or not.

### **GOAT Token Distribution Process**

* &#x20;Distribution Process
  * The annually release does not exceed 250,000 GOAT within 4 years.
* GOAT Token Distribution
  * Team：2% for adding 20,000 by initial liquidity.
  * Community：98% business mining and other reward 100% earn by community.
* &#x20;Phase 1: GOAT token distribution on HECO network by community mining
  * Total Quantities：80,000 GOAT
  * Release Time：Expected distribute completion in 3 months
  * The distribution proportion of each pool and timeline
    * 2021.4.1 20:00
      * LAMB/USDT LP Pool：15,000 GOAT
      * LAMB/ETH LP Pool: 12,500 GOAT
      * LAMB/FIL LP Pool：10,000 GOAT
    * 2021.4.6 10:00
      * GOAT/LAMB LP Pool：30,000 GOAT
    * 2021.4.6 10:00 (Lambda mainnet token mLAMB )
      * mLAMB/LAMB LP Pool：12500 GOAT
* Distribution afterwards
  * The remaining quota this year will be released according to business development to determine the release time and token quantities release.

### **LAMB Airdrop**

In the first phase, it expects to airdrop 10,000,000 LAMB. LambSwap will be used to reward liquidity providers of each trading pair.

* Genesis Airdrop Time
  * 2021.4.6 10:00（UTC+8）
* Total Genesis Airdrops
  * &#x20;2,000,000 LAMB


# Chain Info

Lambda Chain is a Layer 2 solution built on the OP Stack, offering full compatibility with the Ethereum ecosystem while featuring unique business applications and customizations specific to Lambda.

## MAINNET

Chain: Lambda Chain Mainnet&#x20;

ChainId: 56026&#x20;

Currency: ETH&#x20;

Rpc URL: <https://nrpc.lambda.im/>&#x20;

Explorer: [https://scan.lambda.im](https://scan.lambda.im/)

## TESTNET

Chain: Lambda Chain Testnet&#x20;

ChainId: 17000920&#x20;

Currency: ETH&#x20;

Rpc URL: <https://testnrpc.lambda.im/>&#x20;

Explorer: [https://testscan.lambda.im](https://testscan.lambda.im/)


# Token Info

$LAMBDA, serving as the governance token of Lambda Chain, boasts a multitude of use cases and is deployed on Ethereum L1, as well as on Lambda Chain and four other L2 solutions.

$LAMBDA (**Ethereum** L1)

Contract : [0xe701c284ed9de407da905d918d06dd94f0908c3a](https://etherscan.io/address/0xe701c284ed9de407da905d918d06dd94f0908c3a)

***

$LAMBDA (**Lambda Chain** L2)

Contract : [0x99344442308EDb5Ee0b6cca5e54D1355679357Fa](https://scan.lambda.im/address/0x99344442308EDb5Ee0b6cca5e54D1355679357Fa)

***

$LAMBDA (**Base** L2)

Contract : [0x7687325c3B889B8D92614D3Af8C2bA3556953ece](https://basescan.org/address/0x7687325c3B889B8D92614D3Af8C2bA3556953ece)

***

$LAMBDA (**OP Mainnet** L2)

Contract : [0xC8B1247e9434cA6c2cE0e9713714dEc7b3e859E0](https://optimistic.etherscan.io/address/0xC8B1247e9434cA6c2cE0e9713714dEc7b3e859E0)

***

$LAMBDA (**Arbitrum One** L2)

Contract : [0x14ae18cd984fda6122f02d09200e6dd3cfe7690c](https://arbiscan.io/address/0x14ae18cd984fda6122f02d09200e6dd3cfe7690c)


# Migrate(LAMB-LAMBDA)

Lambda Chain has officially become an Ethereum Layer 2 network based on the OP Stack. The original $LAMB token need to be migrated and converted into the new $LAMBDA token.

## Ethereum Layer 1 $LAMB migration

Link: <https://portal.lambda.im/migrate/ethereum>

ERC20 **$LAMB** ([0x8971f9fd7196e5cee2c1032b50f656855af7dd26](https://cn.etherscan.com/token/0x8971f9fd7196e5cee2c1032b50f656855af7dd26) ) will be migrated on a 1:1 basis to the new **$LAMBDA token** contract([0xe701c284ed9de407da905d918d06dd94f0908c3a](https://etherscan.io/address/0xe701c284ed9de407da905d918d06dd94f0908c3a)).

## Original Lambda Mainnet $LAMB migration&#x20;

Link: <https://portal.lambda.im/migrate/lambda>\
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The $LAMB asset on original Lambda Mainnet(Chain ID: 92000) will be migrated on a 1:1 basis to the new $LAMBDA token on Lambda Chain(<https://chainlist.org/chain/56026>).


# Bridge

You can use a bridge to make your assets (such as ETH, LAMBDA, etc.) interoperable across chains. ETH is used as the gas fee for transactions on the Lambda Chain.

## Deposit to Lambda Chain (Ethereum L1 → L2)

Deposit $ETH or $LAMBDA tokens from Ethereum L1 to Lambda Chain.

Link: [https://portal.lambda.im/bridge/deposit](<https://portal.lambda.im/bridge/deposit >)

## Withdraw from Lambda Chain (L2 → L1)

Withdraw $ETH or $LAMBDA tokens from Lambda Chain to Ethereum Layer 1.

Link: <https://portal.lambda.im/bridge/withdraw>


# Lambda Storage Services

### Introduction <a href="#introduction" id="introduction"></a>

Lambda storage is an file management service that allows users to host, manage and share files of any kind on the blockchain of their choice. As an IPFS wrapped service, we provide a easy and fast way for users on giving both technical and non-technical method to integrate without limits. Also we use on-chain contracts and offchain PDP algorithem to incentive storage nodes and guarantee content stays properly.

For developers, Lambda Storage is the easiest way to persist content to IPFS and build web3 applications. You don't need to manage your nodes. Only a few codes need to integrate widh SDK.

For users/creators, Lambda offers a very simple Dapp to upload files/folders with only few steps. Also you could submit statement onchain to ensure lambda storage nodes provide proofs for your files. It makes it easy to serve content at scale without any technical experience.

### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#data-availability)Data Availability <a href="#data-availability" id="data-availability"></a>

Lambda storage nodes need to sync to onchain statements and also calculate and submit PDP proofs on lambda chain for offering data availability and receive token incentives.

### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#onchain-contracts)Onchain Contracts <a href="#onchain-contracts" id="onchain-contracts"></a>

* `User storage statement`: Creators/Developers declare and submit their storage statement(CID and size) on chain
* `Pdp and incentives`: Stores and persist PDP relevant records and distribute storage node rewards

### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#how-it-works)How it works? <a href="#how-it-works" id="how-it-works"></a>

The Lambda Web3 Service, also known as LWS, consists of a consensus network, a storage network, and a decentralized storage marketplace. Validators are the nodes that run the consensus network, and the number of $LAMBDA staked determines their weight. Storage Miners, also known as Storage Providers, are responsible for storing and securing user data in order to receive storage rewards.  Lambda data storage is physically separated from the blockchain ledger and is carried out by storage hardware provided by Storage Miners, which can be thought of as a type of data storage outsourced. The StorageMarket is made up of a collection of EVM contracts on the Lambda Chain. The Storage Market considers the capacity of the storage miners in the Lambda ecosystem to be a unified storage resource, providing standardized LWS storage services and standardized DA Blob to customers at a uniform price.

### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#preface)Preface <a href="#preface" id="preface"></a>

The main roles of `LWS` include Storage Provider (Storage Miner), Storage Verifier and Storage Challenger, the responsibilities and benefits of which are detailed below.

#### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#storage-providers-storage-miners)Storage Providers (Storage Miners) <a href="#storage-providers-storage-miners" id="storage-providers-storage-miners"></a>

The storage miner must register with the system.&#x20;

The storage miner increases storage capacity on demand, and the storage system is consistent for each miner, so a miner gains no advantage by unilaterally increasing his storage capacity. The data specified by the storage system is the data stored by each miner.

So, how can storage miners increase their revenue?

1. As storage provider to increase the number of tokens staked by themselves or by the delegators.
2. As storage providers, to provide a reasonable storage capacity, a stable storage capacity and adequate downlink bandwidth.
3. To provide the correct proof of storage as required by the challengers and ensure the correct rate of validation to get more rewards.

Details on how to operate the Storage Miner will be announced later.

#### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#challengers-and-verifiers)Challengers and Verifiers <a href="#challengers-and-verifiers" id="challengers-and-verifiers"></a>

The challenger and the verifier are two different and independent roles in the LPDP algorithm. The challenger generates random challenge seed data independently and periodically, and the storage miner generates storage proofs based on the random challenge seeds, corresponding tags, and locally stored original data. The verifier does not need to save the complete original data, but only needs to verify the LPDP algorithm based on the challenge seed information with the Proof submitted by the stored miners. The verifier is responsible for publishing the verification results to the chain, and the on-chain incentive module allocates incentives based on the verification data submitted by the verifier.

Challengers and validators can be anyone, which is similar to the role of liquidators in a lending agreement. The system will provide incentives for these roles, which can cover their gas costs, these roles can also get part of the incentive, which is related to the number of storage proofs they verify and their honesty in verification.

#### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#storage-market)Storage Market <a href="#storage-market" id="storage-market"></a>

The Storage Market is made up of a collection of EVM contracts in the Lambda network. Any user can access data through the Lambda Chain network for free, but if the user wants to store the data indefinitely, he or she must pay through the Lambda Market contract.

Users can interact with the Market contract directly to register the data CID(a type of unique label for data) that needs to be persisted, or they can interact with Storage Market via Dapps. The system determines the storage price based on the degree of storage node idleness, LAMB price, and so on. Currently, Lambda Foundation pays the entire cost of the Storage Market on behalf of the users.

#### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#developers)Developers <a href="#developers" id="developers"></a>

Lambda is first and foremost an EVM-compatible L2 public chain capable of carrying a full set of Dapps. Second, Lambda provides an IPFS-compatible data access interface; developers can use the IPFS SDK or the Lambda API service to access data as needed. Lambda also offers a full solution for NFT data on the blockchain, including on-chain contracts, NFT MetaData storage, and NFT issuance and transactions.

### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/overview.html#community)Community <a href="#community" id="community"></a>

Discuss the finer details of being a storage node and seek advise from the rest of the storage node community on our [Discord (opens new window)](https://discord.gg/lambdanetwork).


# For Developers

### For Developers <a href="#for-developers" id="for-developers"></a>

Lambda provide SDK for developers for easily integrate into web3 application with a few codes

### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/developers.html#file-upload)File Upload <a href="#file-upload" id="file-upload"></a>

This is a simple [demo (opens new window)](https://github.com/LambdaIM/upload_demo)demonstrates how to upload file or folder

#### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/developers.html#installation)Installation <a href="#installation" id="installation"></a>

<mark style="background-color:purple;">yarn install</mark>

#### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/developers.html#run)Run <a href="#run" id="run"></a>

//upload file&#x20;

<mark style="background-color:purple;">yarn upload-file</mark>

//upload folder&#x20;

<mark style="background-color:purple;">yarn upload-folder</mark>

#### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/developers.html#integration)Integration <a href="#integration" id="integration"></a>

1. How to upload file

<mark style="background-color:purple;">const LambdaStorage = require('./LambdaStorage');</mark>

<mark style="background-color:purple;">const filePath = './data/file-to-upload.png';</mark>

<mark style="background-color:purple;">const lambdaStorage = new LambdaStorage();</mark>

<mark style="background-color:purple;">console.log(</mark><mark style="background-color:purple;">`Uploading ${filePath}...`</mark><mark style="background-color:purple;">);</mark>

<mark style="background-color:purple;">lambdaStorage.upload(filePath).then((response) => { console.log(response); }).catch((error) => { console.log(error); });</mark>

2. How to upload folder

<mark style="background-color:purple;">const LambdaStorage = require('./LambdaStorage');</mark>

<mark style="background-color:purple;">const folderPath = './data/folder-to-upload/';</mark>

<mark style="background-color:purple;">const lambdaStorage = new LambdaStorage();</mark>

<mark style="background-color:purple;">console.log(</mark><mark style="background-color:purple;">`Uploading folder ${folderPath}...`</mark><mark style="background-color:purple;">);</mark>

<mark style="background-color:purple;">lambdaStorage.upload(folderPath,true).then((response) => { console.log(response); }).catch((error) => { console.log(error); });</mark>

### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/developers.html#submit-onchain)Submit onchain <a href="#submit-onchain" id="submit-onchain"></a>

#### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/developers.html#installation-2)Installation <a href="#installation-2" id="installation-2"></a>

<mark style="background-color:purple;">npm i lambdaupload</mark>

#### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/developers.html#submit)Submit <a href="#submit" id="submit"></a>

You need to provide account address, file name, cid and filesize

<mark style="background-color:purple;">import { uploadFiles } from 'lambdaupload'</mark>

<mark style="background-color:purple;">await uploadFiles({ provider, account, name, cid, filesize })</mark>

You need to submit the actual file/folder size, otherwise storage node will refuse to provide data availability for mismatch size.

#### [#](https://docs.lambda.im/storage/developers.html#get-file-size)Get file size <a href="#get-file-size" id="get-file-size"></a>

<mark style="background-color:purple;">import { getFileSize } from 'lambdaupload'</mark>

<mark style="background-color:purple;">await getFileSize({ provider, cid})</mark>


# NFTs

The Lambda blockchain stands out as the platform with the most high-quality NFT asset issuances, aside from the Ethereum and Tezos ecosystems.

## Genify

G**enify** ([genify.xyz](http://genify.xyz/))is the 1st Generative Inscription platform in the Bitcoin ecosystem and also serves as a leading Multi-chain Generative Art platform for all EVM blockchains. Genify has over 10,000 generative art NFT collectors and more than a hundred globally renowned generative artists, successfully issued more than 100 editions of generative art collections.


# AI Agents

Lambda is a fast, advanced and scalable Web3 AI infrastructure with modular storage network.

## Affine

Affine is the newly launched AI-Based Digital Art Platform,[ http://Affine.art](http://affine.art/), marks a pivotal development in the Lambda ecosystem, offering secure NFT data management through LWS Lambda storage services and innovative AI infrastructure for AI-generative art, enhancing the digital art landscape.

[<br>](https://lambdanetwork.medium.com/?source=post_page-----b68b2499e57d--------------------------------)


# LWS Storage Service

The leading Modular Storage Service based on EVM blockchain.

## LWS: Lambda Web3 Service

LWS is the leading Permanent Storage Service which provides secure and high-speed data storage services for NFTs and DAPPs. To date, LWS has been deployed across multiple blockchain networks including Conflux, providing storage services, and has securely stored over 30,000 NFT file data for Genify, the largest generative art platform in the Bitcoin ecosystem.


# LDA Permanent DA Solution

Capitalize on LWS storage capabilities combined with PDP and ZKG to enhance DAS verification and integrate into Ethereum’s security framework, adopting an innovative approach to solve DA issues.

## Lambda DA

LDA (Lambda Data Availability), based on the Ethereum Dencun upgrade and EIP-4844, aims to fundamentally change the way data is stored and accessed on Ethereum by providing a persistent, efficient, and fully verifiable data availability layer for RollAPPs through Lambda Modular Storage technology.


