ERA, as an emerging modular Rollup ecological project, has recently garnered more attention from the market.
Its positioning is not just as a single L2 solution, but rather aims to create a customizable "blockchain internet" that can interconnect.
This idea actually addresses a major pain point in the current Rollup field: project teams and developers often have to make difficult trade-offs between performance, security, and cost, while ERA's modular design makes these balancing points more flexible. For instance, development teams can choose different security layers and data availability layers based on their needs, thereby lowering the development threshold and improving application deployment efficiency.
From a market perspective, the narrative behind ERA aligns with the current trend—coexistence of multiple chains and interoperability. With the explosion of application layers such as DeFi, GameFi, and Meme, a single chain is increasingly unable to handle massive traffic, while ERA hopes to become a "traffic hub" for these applications through modularity and connectivity. This means that ERA is not just providing infrastructure; it could potentially become an indispensable middle layer in the Web3 ecosystem in the future.
The potential of the ERA token itself should not be overlooked. On one hand, it possesses typical Rollup token attributes, serving as a governance and incentive tool for the ecosystem; on the other hand, as more applications and developers join, the actual use cases for the token will gradually expand. If TVL and transaction volume can continue to rise, the ERA token is likely to undergo a value reassessment.
In summary, ERA not only has technological innovation highlights but also aligns with industry trends. In the context of growing market demand for modularity and interoperability, the future development of ERA is worth continuous attention.
