“There are too many Layer 2s” is one of the biggest misconceptions in Web3!!!
Some people complain that L2 fragmentation is too severe? The truth is: we haven't even really started.
Data shows: a new L2 is born on average every 19 days. It's not a bubble; it's a necessity. Traditional institutions like banks, logistics, and gaming giants are unwilling to run on a bare universal L1; what they want are dedicated chains, legal compliance, and privacy control. This isn't Web3 becoming complicated; it's getting serious.
Just as no one expects China and the United States to share a single database, Web3 cannot rely on one chain to 'unify the rivers and lakes'.
Modularity is a trend; customization is a necessity. The future isn't about who unifies all L2s, but rather Rollups like stars in the sea, building a true multi-chain order.
“Too many chains”? No, you are thinking too little.
