Regarding the issues of high Gas fees and transaction speed on Ethereum, these have always been the core pain points restricting on-chain application experiences. Recently, in the evolution of Layer2 solutions, architectures based on off-chain processing combined with on-chain settlement are rapidly emerging.

From a technical perspective, the core advantages of these solutions lie in three aspects: First, a significant increase in throughput. With a sidechain processing architecture, a single chain can handle thousands of transactions per second, achieving approximately a 100-fold performance improvement compared to the Ethereum mainnet. Interaction latency issues in applications such as DeFi transactions, NFT creation, and on-chain gaming have been basically resolved.

Second, a substantial reduction in fee costs. Due to transaction aggregation and settlement, on-chain costs are distributed across many transactions, reducing actual Gas fees to about 1% of the mainnet level. This makes small transactions that previously required high fees now economically feasible.

Third, the expansion of ecological capacity. Currently, more than 30 projects are deployed on related Layer2 networks, with daily transaction volumes exceeding 100 million, indicating a genuine market demand for such solutions.

From an investment perspective, ecosystem tokens typically carry liquidity incentives and governance functions, with token value positively correlated with ecosystem development. In the current acceleration of Layer2 deployment, technically advanced solutions with first-mover advantages are indeed worth paying attention to.