5 MustRead Evening Articles Which is more profitable Layer 2 tokens or ETH investments

1. The Political Influence of Cryptocurrency in the United States
Regulation and political sentiment towards digital assets in the United States are constantly evolving. Recent developments suggest a potential turning point that could pave the way for innovation and growth in the country.
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2. Glassnode: What Does Decreased Investor Activity Mean? Who Benefits from the Current Market Structure?
Horizontal price fluctuations often indicate investor fatigue and indifference, which seems to be the prevailing reaction in all Bitcoin markets. The price of BTC is consolidating within a mature trading range. Investors still hold a generally advantageous position, with over 87% of circulating supply in a profitable state, and the cost basis lower than the spot price.
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3. Pantera Capital: Solana is the “Mac OS” of Blockchain
How many blockchains will there be in the world? This is a question we often hear, but a better question should be: How many blockchains need to exist? In other words, to fully realize the potential of blockchain technology, how many blockchains are necessary? To answer this question, we should focus on the root of the blockchain ecosystem: developers.
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4. The Art of Token Economics: An In-Depth Exploration from FDV to Airdrops
One of the most commonly discussed topics in the cryptocurrency space is token economics, which refers to the system of how token supply is allocated. Token economics represents a balancing act, appeasing various stakeholders while ensuring the current and future value of the project.
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5. Which is More Profitable: Layer 2 Tokens or ETH Investments?
In recent years, Layer 2 solutions on Ethereum have made significant progress. Currently, the TVL of ETH L2 exceeds $400 billion, surpassing the $100 billion from a year ago. On @l2beat, you can find a list of over 50 L2 solutions, with the top 5-10 L2s accounting for over 90% of the TVL. After EIP-4844, transaction fees are very cheap, with solutions like Base and Arbitrum costing less than $0.01.
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