The L2 release of Kraken and Uniswap is indeed beneficial to the Ethereum ecosystem.

Ethereum-based projects should have metrics to strive toward to ensure they are collectively “building something that feels like one Ethereum ecosystem.”

Following Uniswap, another established industry infrastructure application ENS (Ethereum Name Service) will also release its own Layer2—Namechain.

The key opinion leaders of the Ethereum ecosystem are becoming aristocratic and forming a class of interests. This has solidified the class mobility phenomenon. The developer ecosystem lacks sufficient incentives, and innovation is naturally weak.

In general, I think there is no problem with the long-term trend of ETH, because there is actually no direct competitor in the market, because in the narrative of Ethereum, the more critical positioning of "decentralized execution environment" is "decentralization"

Sky Mavis, the developer of Axie Infinity and the Ronin gaming network on Ethereum, has announced staff layoffs even as it hints at the development of a new Axie game.

Google Cloud’s new Blockchain RPC service simplifies Ethereum-based DApp development, offering scalable solutions to address the growing needs of Web3 developers.

Let’s start with Ethereum. Recently, “pessimism about Ethereum” seems to have become the consensus of the market, and the market seems to have no reason to prove that Ethereum is better than Solana.

How to bring in new increments without the burden of paying taxes to Ethereum is Ethereum’s biggest bet.

L2 scales Ethereum well, but breaks the user experience, and intentions can fix this and unify Ethereum.