It's very interesting, the TLDR is: (1) publish one or more blocks of data as inscriptions (2) these blocks can contain state changes e.g. they can move a native token from one address to another (3) publish a client that validates those state changes using the EVM
Boom: the EVM but on bitcoin
Some downsides:
there is no 2 way peg, so the token on this rollup is some sort of altcoin (could be a 1 way peg though)
the only reason that rollup data gets dumped onto bitcoin is because rollup users don't want to host that data, which is stupid
It's very interesting, the TLDR is: (1) publish one or more blocks of data as inscriptions (2) these blocks can contain state changes e.g. they can move a native token from one address to another (3) publish a client that validates those state changes using the EVM
Boom: the EVM but on bitcoin
Some downsides: