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Topic: Which Top L2 Coin Will Break Out in This Cycle? (Read 95 times)

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November 26, 2024, 03:30:07 AM
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 That's a great question! While established L2 projects like Polygon and Arbitrum have a strong head start, newer projects like Zircuit and Mantle are definitely worth keeping an eye on. Zircuit's focus on enhanced security protocols and seamless EVM compatibility could be a major draw for developers and users alike, while Mantle's novel approach to decentralized data storage and retrieval could also gain significant traction! And with Bitget's Launch Pool providing a platform for these innovative projects to take off, I'm super excited to see which one will emerge as a leader in the L2 space! The future of scaling solutions is looking bright!
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Looks like you have not been paying attention. Most of the L2s have actually "broken out". Mantle has performed quite well, so, I was impressed.
Just an honest question, Why would someone go for Zircuit, yet the old projects are doing well?

What is new that Zircuit offers that the other old L2 haven't offered.
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What does Zircuit do? Their website said it's an AI layer 2 and afaik, their primary concern isn't about scaling Bitcoin or even Ethereum which is their underlying L1 but around the realm of  restaking business. To the best of my knowledge, their value proposition is quite similar to that of Swell network that went ahead to create a L2 for their restaking products. Layers 2 will have their time but not until they fulfill their primary purpose, which is to scale Ethereum.
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Let's shift our focus from memecoins to tokens with actual utility, like layer 2 projects. According to CoinGecko, the top L2 projects by market capitalization are Polygon (MATIC), Arbitrum (ARB), Mantle (MNT), Optimism (OP), and Polygon (MATIC).

Could we see newer L2 projects like Zircuit gain traction, especially with its EVM compatibility and enhanced security protocols? https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zircuit/

What do you think??.
I totally agree memecoins had their fun, but now it’s all about projects that actually solve real problems. I’ve been digging into Layer 2s too, and Zircuit has been catching my attention lately. The zk-rollup tech and EVM compatibility make a lot of sense with how Ethereum is scaling.

Also, the Launchpool on Bitget is a nice bonus, staking to earn $ZRC while getting in early feels like a solid move. It’s still new, but with everything happening in the space right now, Zircuit could definitely gain traction.
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Could we see newer L2 projects like Zircuit gain traction, especially with its EVM compatibility and enhanced security protocols? https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zircuit/

What do you think??.
ARB already showing a sign of breakout, maybe could go up in this alt season.

on the other hand if you ask whether zircuit, which is just another L2 could gain traction, i guess it can, but don't expect there will be significant growth, L2 has become a cash grab for developer to make quick buck, market of L2 is too diluted with some of the smaller L2 getting casted aside because the big L2 gets all the TVL and TXs.

moreover rarely I see integration of new protocols with zircuit, it's always with either ARB, BASE, or OP.
personally, I don't think zircuit is that great either for it to stand out amidst the hyper diluted L2 markets.
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Let's shift our focus from memecoins to tokens with actual utility, like layer 2 projects. According to CoinGecko, the top L2 projects by market capitalization are Polygon (MATIC), Arbitrum (ARB), Mantle (MNT), Optimism (OP), and Polygon (MATIC).

Could we see newer L2 projects like Zircuit gain traction, especially with its EVM compatibility and enhanced security protocols? https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zircuit/

What do you think??.
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