L2s
Coverage of L2s in the Nexus archive.
- Ethereum mainnet may get a lot more room after Glamsterdam
Ethereum's gas limit may increase from 60M to 200M post-Glamsterdam upgrade, supported by ePBS, BALs, and gas repricing mechanisms. This could sustain low L1 fees if demand remains stable, challenging the notion of Ethereum mainnet's perpetual high costs and potentially reshaping the L1 vs. L2 scaling debate.
- most of your altcoin bags are cooked and ai infra is the only play left
The article argues that most altcoins are losing value and becoming irrelevant, with AI infrastructure being the only viable investment in crypto. It highlights tokens tied to real revenue and usage, particularly in decentralized AI (deAI) and agentic AI infrastructure, as the future of the market, while dismissing traditional L1 and L2 blockchains as obsolete.
- Stuck in 80% Drawdown: Should I hold DOT, FIL, AXS, and AEVO or cut losses?
A Reddit user is seeking advice on whether to hold or sell four cryptocurrencies (DOT, FIL, AXS, AEVO) after an 80% drawdown, questioning their future potential amid competition from newer projects and market shifts.
- Honest question - has DeFi UX actually improved, or are we just used to it being bad?
The article discusses the mixed state of DeFi user experience (UX), noting infrastructure improvements like better smart contracts and L2s but highlighting persistent issues such as seed phrase risks, confusing gas fees, and custodial vs non-custodial debates. It suggests EIP-4337 (account abstraction) as a potential solution and questions whether UX progress is real or just normalization of bad experiences.