Back to collectionThe first approach to Offchain Labs turns needs into questions
Three technical approaches were still being compared, and the research group's local notes could not settle questions about architecture and fees. The team sent its first contact email to Offchain Labs. The technical discussion had reached beyond the studio for the first time, and the group now awaited an outside response.
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Three technical approaches were still being compared, and the research group's local notes could not settle questions about architecture and fees. A-Zhen needed to ask a possible technology provider directly, while keeping early interest distinct from an agreed partnership.
The team sent its first contact email to Offchain Labs. After several revisions, the message led with the game's needs: unobtrusive wallets, gas-free use for players, and many small transactions. It made clear that the team was exploring technical feasibility. A-Zhen kept a list of follow-up questions in case Offchain Labs was willing to talk.
The technical discussion had reached beyond the studio for the first time, and the group now awaited an outside response. Sending an email neither established agreement nor settled the technology choice. Meanwhile, the group had to keep comparing its options and turn broad requirements into questions an engineer could answer.