Last Network
ユーティリティチェーンL1に裏打ちされたL2 EVM
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Last Networkについて
Last Network is a two-chain EVM system: underneath sits the Last Custody Network, a vault chain forked from THORChain that handles cross-chain custody and yield aggregation, and above it an EVM-compatible L2 that runs applications and adds Stylus for Rust contracts. The design puts a bridge, yield sources and an incentive loop inside one system so users can bring yield-bearing assets without giving up the yield they already earn.
The economic loop has four parts: a rake on yield-bearing assets in the vault layer, sequencer fees and MEV on the L2, proceeds from oLAST option-style emissions, and fees from the L2's native swap market, with cash flow routed to veToken votes and a bribe market that allocates incentives by pool. The vault layer is therefore also where custody and cross-chain risk concentrate, inheriting the security of THORChain's validator set and cross-chain logic.
As of October 2026 Last Network has announced no new funding, token launch or mainnet release, and public material still describes a twin-chain design: an LCN vault chain forked from THORChain that absorbs yield-bearing assets, and an EVM-compatible L2 for applications and governance, with revenue from a rake on yield, sequencer fees and MEV, oLAST option issuance and native swap fees.
The 2026 Layer 2 market has not been kind to designs like this. Base, Arbitrum and OP Mainnet together account for roughly ninety percent of activity, several mid-sized rollups announced shutdowns during the year, and chains bootstrapped with incentives keep losing liquidity. Last differentiates by writing self-generated cash flow into the token model; apart from investor Edessa Capital no new institutions have joined, and community communication runs mainly through Telegram and the blog. The public team includes chief executive and CTO androolloyd, head of growth Andy Boyan and co-founder Scott Burke, and the token design still rests on oLAST options and veToken governance. The team treats the LCN as the yield layer and the L2 as execution, moving assets between them without an external bridge, the main difference from a generic rollup.
Last Network plans to build up yield-bearing assets on the LCN first, fund L2 liquidity from real revenue rather than emissions, and wait for cross-chain security and validator income to become the second cash flow.
スコット・バークはLast Networkの共同創業者兼COOです。以前はGroundhog、Hypergive、BlockCrushr Labsを含む複数のブロックチェーン系スタートアップでCEOを務めました。ソフトウェア開発とビジネス管理の経歴を持っています。 androolloyd(仮名と見られる)はLast NetworkのCEO兼CTOを務めています。身元や詳細な経歴は公には開示されていませんが、その役割から技術および運営面でのリーダーシップを示しています。