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Time for me to be "the L2 FUD guy" again - that page isn't bullish.
Let's look at those margins post-Dencun (March 13th), which means filtering on the 90d instead of the 1Y.
What do you see?
This is what I see...
Margins
The top 5 chains have a collective average profit margin of 95%.
That means for every $1 generated from users on Base, Arb, etc that only $0.05 makes its way back to Ethereum in the way of posting costs (read $ETH burn).
Visualized
Powerlaw Earnings Distribution
The top 5 chains are generating 91% of all fees, with Base alone accounting for nearly 40% (!) of total over that span.
Visualized
If Solana is any indication of the future, it's that both users and app teams crave single-state, composable ecosystems and will aggregate there because it's just a better UX.
Combined with the ability to scale unbounded by consensus, they can simply continue to grow and onboard users at a rapid pace all while throwing mere sheckles back to Ethereum.
Does this work out long, long term? Maybe. But using the current numbers (~5% of every dollar seeing Ethereum mainnet) that means we'd need some wild numbers just to reach pre-Dencun highs.
Napkin math:
ETH peaked at ~$30M daily leading to Dencun
That means the top L2s would need to generate ~$600M to apply the same fee pressure to Ethereum
Using today's numbers, that's currently a ~34x in fees generated just to get back to prior highs for ETH.
...and what does that look like in throughput and growth for those L2s?
Well at current levels those fees come with ~18.38 MGas/s (or 8M tx) of throughput. Assuming fees stay static, they'd need to scale to 624.92 MGas/s.
"BREAD, wtf does that even tell us?" - You
It gives us an idea of timescale. Base is hoping to reach 1GGas/s by itself, but current projections has it at 80MGas/s by the end of next year. That's 12% of the way to the total throughput needed to pass on 1/9th of the L2 throughput needed to return to ETH burn numbers 7 months ago.
idk man - you see economy and money and I see an unbalanced economic relationship where we pin the hopes on something that can't be quantified (moneyness).
Make L1 execution great again.
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