Too much noise and FUD lately. The truth is there is no longer any technical moat in blockchains. There are multiple high TPS chains, and they are underutilized. Spinning a new chain, or a L2, isn't the hard part. The challenge is to bring adoption, not get more TPS or reduce cost by 0.01 cents. I don't know who's going to win. I'm on Ethereum's side, because I think these are (mostly) the good guys, and I share their values. But from the investment side, selling blocks isn't going to cut it, unless you really become the settlement layer of the world. That's where the L2 roadmap shines. Anyone can bring their users to Ethereum, under their terms.