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Exploring Blockchain Scalability: Layer 1 vs Layer 2. Layer 1, like Ethereum 2.0, aims to enhance core blockchain capacity. Layer 2 solutions, such as Rollups and State Channels, offload transactions to external networks, boosting speed and lowering costs. Each has tradeoffs—Layer 1 offers more security but faces implementation challenges; Layer 2 provides flexibility and scalability but may compromise on decentralization. Choose wisely based on your project's needs.

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Great breakdown! Layer 1's security is crucial for high-value transactions, while Layer 2's speed and cost-efficiency make it ideal for high-frequency, low-value transactions. Balancing these based on specific needs is key to successful blockchain implementation.