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The Endgame of Modular Layer2: How $ERA Builds an Ecological Moat

In the "arms race" of the Rollup track, the real moat is not technical parameters, but ecological network effects—@Caldera Official , through the economic design of $ERA , is weaving a value network that covers developers, validators, and users, making the endgame of modular Layer2 increasingly clear.

The ecological strategy of @Caldera Official revolves around "ERA Incentives": developers can receive ERA rewards for deploying Rollup, users can receive airdrops for participating in tests, and validators can earn node income by staking tokens. This "full-role incentive" mechanism has allowed it to form an ecological scale far exceeding competitors in a short period. More importantly, #Caldera is not bound to a specific virtual machine and supports multiple systems like EVM and Move, enabling $ERA to break the limitations of a single chain and become a cross-system value carrier. #caldera

The long-term value of ERA comes from "network effect compounding": as more Rollups are integrated, cross-chain interaction demands will drive the circulation of ERA; the staking mechanism and potential destruction model will reduce circulating supply; governance functions will allow holders to share in the ecological growth dividends. When the ecosystem forms a positive cycle of "developers attracting developers," the value of ERA will no longer be determined by a single factor, but by the comprehensive representation of the entire ecological network.