How OP Succinct Lite changes Celo’s security model We know that Optimistic rollups work on a simple rule: Assume things are correct unless someone proves they’re wrong. That made sense early on and was fast, cheap, familiar. But eventually the problems showed up: -> Long withdrawal times -> Slow dispute process -> Multiple rounds of back-and-forth -> High gas when disputes happen -> Not great for payments or mobile apps @Celo wanted to keep the speed of optimistic rollups without the annoying challenge system. That’s where OP Succinct Lite comes in. The key difference? Old optimistic rollups: If someone thinks something is wrong, the chain has to go through a long fight. -> Replay parts of the chain -> Run multiple rounds -> Wait days for a final answer -> Users are stuck waiting OP Succinct Lite: If something looks wrong, you don’t argue about it. You generate a tiny cryptographic proof that shows the truth. -> One proof...