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Justin Bons' Stark Warning: Ethereum Loses Ground to Layer 2 Solutions

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


  1. Critique of Ethereum Governance
  2. Centralization and Shift to L2
  3. Potential Consequences

  4. Cyber Capital founder Justin Bons shared a critical outlook on Ethereum’s future, claiming that the platform is “dying” while Layer-2 (L2) solutions gain traction.

    Critique of Ethereum Governance

    Justin Bons argues that Ethereum cannot handle high transaction volumes and fees, pushing users towards Layer 2 solutions. He calls this a 'parasitic relationship' where L2s thrive at Ethereum’s expense.

    Centralization and Shift to L2

    Bons criticizes Ethereum’s governance, citing centralization issues. He claims that fee revenue has plunged since the implementation of EIP-4844, with Layer 2 solutions capturing the majority of fees. This has led to increased inflation within the Ethereum network, making it more vulnerable.

    Potential Consequences

    Bons believes that the dominance of Layer 2 solutions may signal a decline for Ethereum. He is concerned that L2s are starting to dominate, leaving Ethereum behind.

    According to Justin Bons, Ethereum’s future is in jeopardy due to the growing influence of Layer 2 solutions. The days of high revenue and network popularity might become a thing of the past if current trends continue.

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