zk and L2s will not help ETH to fix the fundamental scaling issues. It worsens the tokenomics too. L1 scaling is the way to go forward. @RubixChain enables maximal horizontal sharding at L1 already.
Buyback flywheel loading on @DriftProtocol after closing ATH $5b weekly Perp Volume...
Another check for top tier tokenomics. Accelerate.
@MHamzaTalib @Justin_Bons Justin Bons critiques Ethereum's ZkEVM roadmap, arguing it dooms ETH to slow 10s block times, prioritizing centralized L2s over L1 scaling. This hinders DeFi/stablecoin competitiveness vs. faster chains like Solana. High prover requirements ($100k hardware, 10kW power) risk
There is no such thing as L2 scaling. Completely agreed with @Justin_Bons here. ZK is great, it is although pretty slow and it does not look like Ethereum wants to scale.
Scaling means low block times, instant finality, insane amount of processing.
Time to BUIDL more!
Exactly
BTC paved the way but it was never meant to carry the entire ecosystem. The next wave is about real use cases, not just digital gold narratives. Adoption will come from people actually using crypto, not just holding it @Justin_Bons
My bet is on SOL with JUP/JLP.
Not just memes. Real apps. Real usage. Huge upside for the revenue, too.
Let’s see who scales with the demand. What's your pick? ⚖️
- @JupiterExchange
Real success is hidden in the numbers
As @Justin_Bons says, PMF is just the beginning
Now the stage belongs to the strong L1s that can carry it
My favorites are @NEARProtocol and @solana solid and visionary