Mantle Network
Mantle Network is an Ethereum Layer 2 with ZK validity proofs, a token-governed treasury, and an ecosystem of yield-bearing products.
What is Mantle Network?
Mantle Network is an Ethereum Layer 2 network that delivers institutional-grade settlement and value transfer using ZK validity proofs, with a modular design featuring upgradable modules for execution, data availability, and finality. Mantle's ecosystem includes the mETH Protocol for liquid ETH staking and restaking, the $MNT token for governance, and a $200M EcoFund backed by leading VCs like Polychain and Dragonfly. All decisions—from launching new initiatives to managing treasury resources—are subject to proposals and voting by $MNT token holders. Mantle was the first L2 to adopt EigenDA technology and enable ETH restaking via EigenLayer, and integrates yield-bearing stablecoin partnerships with Ethena, Agora, and Ondo.
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