Arbitrum Orbit’s permissionless deployment empowers developers to launch custom Layer 2 or Layer 3 chains with ease, fostering innovation and scalability. However, this open access raises concerns about a potential influx of low-quality or spam projects. While the Nitro codebase and Ethereum’s security ensure robust infrastructure, the lack of gatekeeping could attract opportunistic developers, flooding the ecosystem with unvetted projects. Data from 2024 shows over 50 Orbit chains in development, with 30+ on mainnet, indicating rapid growth. To mitigate spam, tools like DeBank and Etherscan help users verify project legitimacy. While permissionless deployment drives creativity, stronger community-driven governance and vetting mechanisms may be needed to maintain quality and trust in the Arbitrum Orbit ecosystem.