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Last couple weeks have been a pretty good stress test for Ethereum Layer 2 scaling solutions. In particular zkSync with the new prover, Boojum, now on mainnet. As we continue to improve ZK tech we will be able to compress more and more transactions into a single batch and start to achieve unit economics that will get transactions costs trending towards $<0.01 in the the next few months. Ethereum is about to go mainstream. Two pretty good articles that sum it up by Macauley Peterson at Blockworks and Seth Bloomberg at Messari From the Messari article (https://lnkd.in/ef_hktkk): "- The underlying cryptographic primitives of zero-knowledge (ZK) technology give rollups the ability to execute transactions at lower unit costs relative to other rollup solutions. - As ZK rollups achieve scale, unit costs will continue trending downward as they are amortized across a wider range of transactions. - Data publishing (or data availability) generally remains the highest onchain cost for rollups. While Ethereum rolls out EIP-4844, its first phase of increasing data availability for rollups, new solutions such as Celestia and Eigenlayer DA are entering the market as optimized data availability layers."

Inscriptions craze proves stark contrast between Ethereum rollups

Inscriptions craze proves stark contrast between Ethereum rollups

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