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The simulation points to lower computing costs for nodes supporting layer-2 rollups, but the smaller design still depends on high-custody operators and does not deliver RowDAS’s added resilience.
The freeze turns a contract exploit into an exit-risk test: users must know whether funds remain withdrawable when an L2 bridge fails.
Base and Arbitrum now hold more than 80% of L2 DeFi TVL, while smaller chains like Linea, Starknet and Mantle watch bridge deposits slide — operators say the winners will be chains tied to a real…
The shutdown lands as the rollup market consolidates around a handful of dominant players — a thinning of the L2 field that compresses developer options but deepens liquidity on the surviving chains.
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