Here's something wild about Ethereum rollups that most people miss: they're basically running on a single-threaded EVM. Every transaction? Fighting for space in one massive queue. Zero room for parallel execution.

Think about it. When one dApp goes crazy with traffic, the entire network crawls. That's the bottleneck nobody talks about.

Eclipse flips this model. They're plugging Solana's Virtual Machine straight into Ethereum's ecosystem. Different apps get their own processing lanes now. High-traffic protocols can't choke out smaller ones anymore—everyone gets breathing room.

It's like switching from a single checkout line at the grocery store to having dedicated express lanes. The infrastructure just scales differently when transactions aren't all elbowing each other for attention.