'Arbitrum Architecture: Inbox' cc: glazecl unblock256 defi blockchain
: L2 message which is an unsigned contract transactionThere are two ways to send messages from L1 to L2. The first is directly sending messages by calling send-related functions. This one is simple and has relatively low latency than the second way.
The second way is to create a retryable ticket. Then users redeem this ticket on L2. Arbitrum team designs the second way because the first way may fail due to out of gas.Messages from L1 to L2 will be put in Inbox, like deposits. Anyone can submit tx to L2 through Inbox. However, when the message gets executed on L2, the caller does’’t know the execution result.
The following diagram shows a high-level overview of the message flow. Users submit the message to the inbox in the bridge component and only sequencers can release the message within 24 hours. After 24 hours, anyone can release this message to the main sequencer inbox. This mechanism can prevent sequencers from misbehaving.
If the message directly comes from the sequencer, the sequencer can immediately add the message to the sequencer inbox.
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