ESP remains a data-sparse asset with visible dilution overhang but no supported claims on usage or durability
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| Status | Rated rank | Price | Market cap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Not rated | Not included in rated rankings | $0.0765 | $54.7M |
Data as of Oct 17, 2026 — scores are re-evaluated daily. This page refreshes automatically from the published record.
Espresso is presented as a global confirmation layer designed to provide L2 chains with fast, reliable transaction confirmations backed by Byzantine fault tolerant (BFT) consensus. Its stated role is to support cross-chain composability by giving connected chains near-instant access to credibly neutral information about activity across the network. The profile describes uses including preventing sequencer equivocation, protecting against reorgs, and reducing finality risk for solvers in intent-based systems. Espresso is also described as a decentralized sequencer and a low-cost data availability layer that chains can use. In CoinGecko’s classifications, it is associated with infrastructure, the Arbitrum and Ethereum ecosystems, and rollups-as-a-service. These categories situate the project within blockchain infrastructure and rollup services, while its stated function centers on confirmations, cross-chain information, sequencing, and data availability.
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