Launching an L2 is like launching a website: it doesn’t really matter unless you’ve built something people want. 

There was outsized attention in the early days just for launching one, but that has rapidly diminished.

It’s just a part of the tech stack; but it’s not a thing in and of itself.

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great question. 

the primary benefit is the gas revenue, which offsets our gas costs on our smart wallet in the app. 

now that we pay gas for users it helps lower that cost for us

What’s the benefit of having your own chain instead of running Zora fully on Base for example?

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agreed. 

interoperability is the primary challenge.

Sure but website  used to work toghethe via links / http.

In web3 its more complicated   it seems, and users cannot flow from one to the other freely  

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This has been happening for days

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have you updated recently in the App Store? cc @fascinated

L2s and every subsequent layer within them will have diminishing attention because it will be specialized based on the layer’s ecosystem. 

Unichain should only ever concern Uniswap users.

Which is great because it fragments the responsibility of the networks. 

It’s how you should build code…and networks?

If that’s the case (and I agree), what do you think people expect to get out of making L3s? I don’t understand that at all.

Everyday there is a new L2 launched I feel like, or fuck a L3 😭