This is my personal opinion but I think that overall Ethereum has proven to be superior to almost any chain on the market. It’s the gold standard when it comes to decentralization and has by far the most diverse and exciting ecosystem.
But if I’m going to be realistic, this huge and fast expansion wouldn’t have been possible without scaling solutions.And this is very evident by the fact that the development team decided to put Ethereum on a rollup-centric roadmap.
A lot of us think of scaling solutions as a sort of extension of Ethereum. A sort of separate tool that is used to scale the blockchain. However, soon enough, this scaling solution will become Ethereum itself.
Polygon is one example that’s working on that with 8 Ethereum scaling solutions on their chain. And with the announcement of their open source zkEVM L2, this reality of L2s and Ethereum binding into one product is becoming more and more of a reality.
Zksync also has an EVM solution but sadly its closed source so it can’t be fully integrated into Ethereum. As far as I know, only Polygon has an open source EVM as of now so I’d actually love to see more L2s and scaling solutions follow suit.
The more we see similar combined efforts being put into scaling Ethereum, the more adoption we’ll start seeing at a much faster rate.
I suspect that the moment Sharding gets rolled out, Ethereum (with the help of L2s) will become completely unrecognizable and a lot of its competitors will lose their edge.
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