Technology & Blockchain - The author has no issue against Layer 2 solutions [1] - The author acknowledges Solana is not perfect [1] - The author argues against labeling Stage 0/1 servers as Ethereum [1] - The author suggests a case could be made for Stage 2 rollups [1]

Risks and Concerns - User funds are held on off-chain servers, posing risks, especially with increasing economic volatility [1] - Until this year, none of these servers were even Stage 1, and still, none of them are Stage 2 [1] - Users may suffer losses due to being skeptical of L2 solutions being "Ethereum" [1] - A forced transaction delay of 18 days exists [1] Technical Distinctions - Technical distinctions between Ethereum and other platforms matter [1] - The market values Ethereum's value in L2s [2] Industry Perspective - Some "Solana" people (technical individuals) are skeptical about everything being Ethereum due to technical differences [1] - Fidelity argues that Ethereum's value is the GDP on top of it, meaning its value is in L2s [2]

RT MariusVanDerWijden (@vdWijden)PSA: Blob originators will need to update their blob transaction creation code after Fusaka. For all L2s, please make sure you submit blob transactions with cell proofs after the fork!https://t.co/GzrPxgrjE4 ...

Join us on September 24 for an AMA with @GOATRollup – we’ll explore why Bitcoin security, miners, and stakeholders all depend on L2s to thrive, and how GOAT Network is building the future of Bitcoin-native applications.🕒 10 AM EST[Brought to you by @GOATRollup] https://t.co/Xj2bAGzYWE ...

bookmarked for September 2027 https://t.co/WsouKi87EtDCinvestor (@iamDCinvestor):within a few yearsit will be obvious in hindsight that the best way to invest in the coming stablecoin boomwas simply just to buy ETHthe network and the home of the L2s where the most stablecoins are and will be settledand ultimately a key beneficiary of the economic ...

RT Francesco Andreoli ᵍᵐ (@francescoswiss)Stablecoins on Ethereum L1 + L2s have now crossed $171B in circulation ATH- Ethereum mainnet alone holds $152.8B (+78% YoY). It remains the undisputed hub of stablecoin liquidity.- L2s combined account for $18B+, with Arbitrum ($8.8B) and Base ($3.9B) leading the charge.- Growth on L2s is accelerating: Arbitrum up +92% YoY, Mantle up +172%, and Base setting records as the fastest-growing L2 by stablecoin supply.Credits @OnchainHQ and @LeonWaidmann for this! ...

RT StarkWare (@StarkWareLtd)Once again @EliBenSasson went deep with @therollupco.Catch the replay covering topics you actually care about:- Starknet’s edge vs. other L2s- DeFi on Bitcoin through Starknet- Privacy- Why crypto’s ethos matters more than ever https://t.co/5Zz5Q5j3zL ...

RT DBCrypto (@DBCrypt0)Ethereum promised the vision.It failed then, and it’s still failing now.L2s are like businesses in a cityThey pay no taxesTake all the benefitsAnd can pack up and leave whenever they wantThat’s not sustainable. It’s parasitic. https://t.co/6y2cTPYyEm ...

L2s (Layer 2 scaling solutions) Future - Industry anticipates the beginning of the end for L2s [1]

Industry Adoption & Interoperability - The industry sees value in corporate chains, even if not directly building on existing chains, as they facilitate converting cryptocurrency to real-world goods [1] - The industry highlights the potential for increased flow between cryptocurrency and traditional systems, benefiting the overall ecosystem [1] - The industry acknowledges the complexity (8-12 hops) involved in converting assets like NFTs to usable credits (e.g, Google Play) [1] Institutional Perspective - Institutions might prefer building their own L1 chains due to concerns about the reliability of existing L2 infrastructure and partners [2] - The industry suggests that years of L2 development might be bypassed by institutions opting for independent solutions [2]