Ethereum continues cementing its role as the settlement and data availability backbone for crypto. The numbers tell the story: TVL surged past $97.5B while monthly transaction volumes reached new peaks. Yet beneath the surface, day-to-day activity keeps flowing toward Layer 2 solutions—a trend that accelerated with the Pectra upgrade. The payoff? Mainnet gas fees plummeted to around $0.19, signaling a strategic shift where Ethereum anchors security while L2s handle the traffic.
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OldLeekMaster
· 9h ago
L2 is on the rise again, with Gas fees directly cut to 0.19, feeling amazing
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CryptoNomics
· 9h ago
honestly the $0.19 gas is just theater when 90% of the actual volume's already fled to l2s. pectra didn't solve anything, it just made the exodus official lol
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 10h ago
The $0.19 gas fee is really amazing; it should have been like this a long time ago. L2 takes off, Ethereum is stable, and this wave of Pectra's rise was not in vain.
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GasFeeSobber
· 10h ago
Gas fee $0.19, oh my god, is this a dream? L2 is the real star!
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ChainWatcher
· 10h ago
975 billion TVL sounds impressive, but the real action is happening on L2 chains, while Ethereum itself is relatively idle.
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Anon32942
· 10h ago
L2 is the future. With such low Gas fees, does anyone still use the mainnet?
Ethereum continues cementing its role as the settlement and data availability backbone for crypto. The numbers tell the story: TVL surged past $97.5B while monthly transaction volumes reached new peaks. Yet beneath the surface, day-to-day activity keeps flowing toward Layer 2 solutions—a trend that accelerated with the Pectra upgrade. The payoff? Mainnet gas fees plummeted to around $0.19, signaling a strategic shift where Ethereum anchors security while L2s handle the traffic.