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If this isn't a long signal idk what is https://x.com/autismcapital/status/1773794312515424731

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The current L2 experience the same or better than alt L1s

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When you buy a share of someone a really large percentage of fees go to the team Also, there is a steap bonding curve on shares which can cause prices to rise quickly but also to dump quickly

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I was honestly a big fan of FriendTech, and I’m sad to see it die out But one of the biggest reasons for its downfall was its extractive nature This is mainly why I think Farcaster/Degen will be a good play

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Ty fren, do you know how long it takes for your points/allowance to show up in the tracker frame or website?

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9/ To wrap up: Both approaches are quite similar, apps need to decide which one is better suited for them Ultimately, the chains will be abstracted away, so users won't need to worry about them

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8/ It's funny to me that we already use systems like this in the traditional Web2 world Users are routed through load balancers that distribute traffic to servers with the lowest usage, we just haven't implemented this in rollups yet

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7/ In this case, you can deploy your app on the L1 and use the BBRs as your execution environment Meanwhile, your frontend can route people through the most cost-effective rollup Plus, you can easily add more rollups to handle the influx of new users

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6/ Now, let's explore the second use case: Imagine you're building a DEX, you know that relying on a single rollup won't give you enough scalability Additionally, you want to be able to meet user demand and keep gas fees as low as possible

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5/ The BBRs essentially act as the execution environment for your app Additionally, other apps on these L2s can seamlessly integrate with yours TL;DR: You can interact with all your favorite apps, regardless of the rollup you're using

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4/ Let's see an example for the first one: Imagine you see a flourishing ecosystem on rollup A and B, but you're not sure where to deploy your app. Well, you can deploy your app on the L1 layer. By doing so, users on both rollups will be able to interact with your app

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3/ I see two main use cases for them: 1. Allowing multiple rollups to access an app, without fragmentation 2. Scaling apps by adding more and more BBRs while having the frontend act as a load balancer between rollups

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2/ To simplify a bit: Using a booster rollup for your app is kind of like adding extra SSDs/CPUs to your computer

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1/ First, what is a booster rollup? Well, you can think of them as an extension of the L1 itself, the boosted rollup can interface with apps on the L1 Any rollup can add a booster functionality but it makes the most sense to add it to based rollups like @taikoxyz

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We often hear that “L2s fragment UX and liquidity”, while this might be case today, it won't be in the future In this thread we will explore Based Booster Rollups (BBRs) and how they solve fragmentation 🧵👇

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So let me see if I understand $DEGEN right You buy 10k, driving up the price and then you are allowed to tip people and each month these people can convert their points to real tokens, these tokens then enter circulation and eventually get dumped Clever ponzi ngl, can even make some money if you are early

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