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EPISODE · Jul 11, 2026 · 10 MIN

Why most Layer 2 projects are failing? - The L2 Graveyard | The Real Question Ep. 2

from More Than Speculation | The Chill Crypto Convo · host Launchy

In this episode we breakdown why almost all layer 2 projects are failing, in terms of TVL, chain transaction, and their token price. ------------------------------📝 Follow our X for some juicy yaps 🥤🧃👉https://x.com/morethanspecpod👉https://x.com/2lambro/👉https://x.com/ManoppoMarco/-------------------------📖 Read our free newsletter for the next best web3 products, strategies, and trends. Join 17,000+ web3 builders and investors at:⁠⁠⁠https://launchy.app-------------------------------(Chapters)0:00 - 2:08 Intro Why layer 2 project considered as failure02:13 - 03:50 Why most L2s projects are failing03:53 - 08:06 Did L2s project fails to see Ethereum's plan to scale up?08:10 - 10:03 What's next for most of these L2s project? 10:04 - 10:44 Outro------------------------------🚨 Disclaimer 🚨All views expressed here is solely our opinions.This podcast is for informational purposes only and nothing in the podcast is intended to be financial, legal, or even life advice.

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