Ronin
Gaming-focused Ethereum layer 2 on the OP Stack, launched by Sky Mavis, with RON as its gas and staking token.
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Ronin key facts
| Category | Layer 2 network |
|---|---|
| Chains | Ethereum L2 (OP Stack) |
| Platforms | Web, API |
| Token | RON (gas and staking; max supply 1,000,000,000) |
| Launched | Mainnet February 2021; Ethereum L2 since 2026 |
| Company | Sky Mavis |
| Security audits | Verichains and Beosin (Ronin Bridge); CertiK (DPoS) |
What is Ronin?
Ronin is an Ethereum layer 2 built for games, launched by Sky Mavis, the studio behind Axie Infinity. Its mainnet went live in February 2021 as a separate chain and returned to Ethereum as an L2 in 2026. Its docs list chain ID 2020, OP Stack consensus, about 2-second blocks and about 12 minutes to finalize on L1.
Ronin pros and cons
- About 2-second block time on mainnet, per its network docs
- Its docs list Ronin Bridge audits by Verichains and Beosin and a CertiK audit of DPoS
- Home chain of Axie Infinity and Pixels
- Ronin Bridge withdrawals have daily per-token caps, for example 4,500 WETH
- Tier 3 bridge withdrawals need manual review and a fee of about 0.001%
- Sky Mavis holds 30% of the RON supply allocation
Ronin FAQ
What is Ronin?
Ronin is an Ethereum layer 2 built for games, launched by Sky Mavis, the studio behind Axie Infinity. Its mainnet went live in February 2021 as a separate chain and returned to Ethereum as an L2 in 2026. Its docs list chain ID 2020, OP Stack consensus, about 2-second blocks and about 12 minutes to finalize on L1.
Which chains does Ronin support?
Ethereum L2 (OP Stack).
Sources
How this page works
Sources: Ronin: official site, Ronin: Tokenomics, Ronin: Introduction. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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