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Vitalik just re-priced the whole L2 trade in public. The easy era of cheaper Ethereum is over.
Two numbers explain the shift:
→ L2 user activity is down about 50% from peak, while mainnet activity snapped back hard once fees got cheap again
→ blobs made rollup data so cheap it’s not the bottleneck anymore, around $0.04 per MB
So what happens when the only edge is low fees, and the base chain starts handing out low fees too?
A lot of quiet deaths. Major L2 token market cap is down to ~$6.8B, with $ARB, $OP and friends down ~90% from highs.
Look at who’s still alive on pure activity:
▫️ Base is

Gold and silver have been the talk of the town for the last few weeks. If you don’t know where to trade these types of commodities, HL is a good platform.HIP 3 OI has grown sharply since the trend started. In the past month, HIP 3 generated $18.4B in volume alone.– ~1B in volume for silver perps– $100M+ in revenue addedSo with this strong momentum, will the $HYPE return to the meta?

About $TROVE dumped > 95% within the 1st hour listing 👇🏻
I’m adding one more step before jump in any presale: “Read some reviews on @ethos_network !”

Breaking: Ethereum just hit a new ATH in daily transactions ~2.88M txs/day
and gas is still sitting around $0.01.
Is it better time for utility season on ETH now?

#Sei Giga and the problem most chains aren’t designing for yet
I don’t think about quantum risk in crypto as a future key swap where it’s just new signatures and libraries.
That framing completely breaks once you look at high-performance chains.
At Giga scale, post-quantum security is a systems problem:
– Current ECDSA signatures are ~64 bytes
– Post-quantum NIST signatures jump to 1.3KB–8KB+
– At 200k TPS, that’s ~0.5 to 1.5 GB per second in signature data alone
– The chain turns into a signature DA layer with an EVM attached
But @SeiNetwork's design naturally leans toward:
– zk proof batchi