Aman (implorr)

Honest maybe naive question: how do the L2s fundamentally scale the underlying L1? Aren’t they essentially fragmenting the graph?

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At #ethdenver, pleasantly surprised at so many builders innovating on DAOs. Feel it’ll be the next breakout when the next bull comes

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Honest maybe naive question: how do the L2s fundamentally scale the underlying L1? Aren’t they essentially fragmenting the graph?

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This will take time in web3 and the blockchain providers will have to evolve significantly to get there. In the meantime, successful companies will be ones that can comfortably go up and down the stack to build the right user experience.

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Sure, there are blockchain API providers that try to solve this problem. But none of them work out of the box. Companies have to build their own backend systems and data infrastructure that reads from these APIs and transforms it in a way that is more useful for their use-cases.

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We at Sesame Labs realized this very quickly. 1. No single blockchain API provider had all the data. 2. Some providers surprisingly had stale NFT ownership data. 3. Due to the need for more complex queries, we still had to build our own data stores and keep them in sync.

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