With several Layer-3 blockchains surfacing, crypto market research firm Messari details how Layer-2 blockchains intend to derive value. According to the report posted on Twitter, L2 blockchains like Arbitrum, zkSync, StarkNet, and Polygon, built on Ethereum, hope to derive revenu...
- Crypto research firm Messari, in a report, compares the business models of four prominent L2s offering L3 deployment.
- Per the report, most L2 blockchains hope to drive value by serving as settlement chains for L3.
- Optimism’s Superchain comes first in overall performance but loses out on value capture.
With several Layer-3 blockchains surfacing, crypto market research firm Messari details how Layer-2 blockchains intend to derive value. According to the report posted on Twitter, L2 blockchains like Arbitrum, zkSync, StarkNet, and Polygon, built on Ethereum, hope to derive revenue by using their platforms as a deployment layer for L3.
L2 blockchains were designed to solve many of the problems experienced on L1 blockchains. Ethereum, which houses Arbitrum, zkSync, Polygon, Optimism, and StarkNet as L2 blockchains, is one of the earliest to adopt L2 blockchains.
But in the ever-evolving crypto world, change and development is constant. Hence, L3 blockchains emerged to solve some of the problems associated with L2 blockchains. Also, L3 blockchains allow users to create dedicated chains and customize their privacy, fee, token, permission, governance, etc.
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