never really a fan of scaling through L2 and I think it's just another layer of complexity, people when first delving into ethereum always so confused about these L2 stuff, things need more abstraction that could make adoption to ethereum and L2 easier.
as of now, so many L2 appear, but everytime I deal with defi and want to actually get some meaningful yield, I always need to bridge to ETH L1 again. feels like L2 just pointless except just for very niche purpose such as swapping, and something like that.
in reality, most of big project stay in L1.
as of now, so many L2 appear, but everytime I deal with defi and want to actually get some meaningful yield, I always need to bridge to ETH L1 again. feels like L2 just pointless except just for very niche purpose such as swapping, and something like that.
in reality, most of big project stay in L1.
Probably you don’t know the effectiveness Layer 2 has brought upon Layer 1 in general that why you said “it’s just another layer of complexity”. It’s like saying Tesla’s Cybertruck is just another form of complex and unnecessary innovation because we are used to its first model of electric cars.
First of, Layer 2 helps improve Layer 1 performance and make it more scalable,it makes transactions faster. It more or less like L2 reducing the work load, if not because of this you can imagine how slow Ethereum and other L1 projects would be because of multiple thousands of transactions that need to be processed at once. Coming across FUEL on Bitget launchX (it’s like a launchpad that allows users to discover new projects and gain access to them early on before they are launched) means the project is promising.
