Eclipse customizable blockchain platform powered by Solana enables developers to build apps for Web2.

Pre-seed and seed finance totaling $15 million have been received for Eclipse, a blockchain scaling initiative, at a nine-figure value.
Tribe Capital and Tabiya, a cryptocurrency venture capital firm founded by former Binance executives, jointly led Eclipse's $9 million seed round. Infinity Ventures Crypto, Soma Capital, Struck Crypto, and CoinList were other participants in the round.
Prior to this, the platform received a $6 million pre-seed round from investors including Tribe Capital, Tabiya, Galileo, Polygon Ventures, The House Fund, and Accel. Polychain Capital served as the round's lead investor.
Eclipse is a flexible rollup service provider that works with several layer-1 blockchains. Using any chain for security or data storage, the platform enables developers to construct their own rollup powered by the Solana operating system.
By improving a chain's throughput, which enables applications to handle more transactions in a given amount of time, rollups, a subcategory of layer-2s, aid blockchain scaling.
Neel Somani, a co-founder of Eclipse, told CoinDesk that "we're like a universal layer-2."
Although Solana, Sui, and Aptos are quick, they don't provide adequate throughput to support on-chain machine learning or other computationally expensive tasks.
According to Somani, Eclipse will allow for more "proactive use cases" of cryptocurrency.
Find out more here: https://eclipse.builders/
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