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Q: What matters most for L2s accruing value back to ETH L1? - Using ETH as a gas token? - Using ETH DA rather than Alt DA? - ETH being used as "money" on the L2 (e.g. for minting NFTs)? - L2 calling itself ETH-aligned 😬 ? - Something else?
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If the L2 actually inherits/rents security from ETH L1, then value would be naturally accruing as it pays for this security, right?
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Eth as money (gas & collateral asset)
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1 & 3 - Gas token and used as "money" onchain. 1000s of L2s/L3s needing to use ETH for gas + >80% of ETH staked is when ETH just goes parabolic. This is the event that the whole Ethereum ecosystem should be aligning behind.
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My guess is that the most important thing is ETH as "money," that ETH as gas token is one factor that is upstream of ETH as money, and that ETH DA is upstream of ETH as gas token
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ETH as gas token is the most important value alignment ETH exports itself as money
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@russia
accrual back of value to ETH probably just feels like burden, some archaic tax imposed by an ancient ruler
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#3 for sure. Its the community deciding to use the asset as money and value transfer that gives value to all crypto,
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Even if a Layer 2 or even Layer 3 emerges in the future with its TVL surpassing that of the Ethereum chain itself, I wouldn't be surprised. However, this does not mean that the intrinsic value of Ethereum diminishes, as the security and robustness of Ethereum are inherently tied to Ether and the nodes themselves.
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@namle98
When the gas sponsorship function (EIP 3074) is implemented on Layer 2, do you think the alignment of Layer 2 with Ethereum will become less
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@dani1
I think it is kind of number 3, but money not in the transactional term (medium of exchange), but in it as the most trustless asset in the network/economy, with least counterparty risk (store of value)
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Blast approach to leverage ETH native yield might be the something else
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using ETH as a gas token doesn't really matter IMO because AFAIK there is no avoiding paying for settlement in ETH, so that alternate gas token probably gets exchanged for ETH anyways. ETH DA and ETH being used as money are the most important items from this list IMO. But I'm just a suited dog.
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yes
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@healy.eth
For me it was the ease of buying ETH on Coinbase and uploading / bridging L2 straight to my coinbase wallet. I think in the future most users will be buying L2 Coinbase ETH without even knowing they are buying it.
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Good question - I think you would accrue value without any of the items you listed since you are paying ETH to settle on L1 and bridging L1 assets. Because of this I would argue attracting more users & building good applications would be the most accretive
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