This company, #Bitlayer , conducted an airdrop activity last year, and until now, there have been no airdrops. The six-week airdrop event basically ended up being a loss; I spent over 100 U on costs and still have 50 U of gas that hasn't been converted. I will also have to spend a few U of gas for conversion, and the gas fees on this chain are very high. For Bitcoin's L2 to develop, the GAS prices must come down. However, there are also commendable aspects! It has provided ideas for future participants. I believe that in the future, Bitcoin's L2 GAS will be cheaper because Bitcoin's value will continue to rise 👍. There will always be people expanding the ecosystem based on Bitcoin. It's just that the current Bitcoin L2s haven't figured out their historical positioning. They shouldn't aim to be Ethereum's substitute, but rather leverage Bitcoin's advantages. This is definitely not a technical advantage; technically, Bitcoin will always be the most outdated, and that's inevitable. We shouldn't always focus on expanding the chain's functionalities but instead build new Bitcoin finance around Bitcoin's inherent financial attributes. We must continuously enhance Bitcoin's consensus advantage rather than its technical advantage. The approach of Bitlayer learning from Ethereum's L2 seems good at first glance, but in reality, it overlooks Bitcoin's most critical consensus advantage and engages in technical competition with Ethereum! That is meaningless! If it were me building, I would convert Bitcoin to Satoshi, significantly reducing costs, using Satoshi for real construction and transactions, creating a Bitcoin splitting platform that allows everyone to truly use Satoshi to conduct transactions. That would be the right thing to do! 💪('ω'💪)@BitlayerLabs