2026-01-07 10:26:44

It is predicted that this year Polymarket is expected to complete the deployment of a Layer 2 network on Ethereum, which is a positive development for the platform's operational efficiency and cost structure. From a network perspective, after Lighter and Worldcoin, applications of this scale are following up with L2 development, beginning to form replicable ecological models—more and more leading applications are adopting this approach, indicating that L2 solutions have moved from the technical validation stage to practical application. This chain reaction is a strong signal for the entire Ethereum ecosystem: L2 is no longer just a concept but a real platform for application deployment. Subsequently, we should see more similar migration waves, gradually forming an ecosystem pattern of "mainnet + L2 clusters."

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LowCapGemHunter

· 3h ago

L2 is really about to take off this time. Polymarket's follow-up shows that top applications have all been understood. Mainnet congestion and high fees—no one is foolish enough to keep stubbornly sticking around. Now it's just a matter of who can run faster. Lighter and Worldcoin are leading the way, and the followers are just going with the flow. Ecosystem samples are the best way to stimulate followership. This is the path Ethereum should take; otherwise, it will truly be eaten away by Solana and other public chains. By the way, has Polymarket's migration really succeeded? Can trading volume multiply several times? L2 moving from paper to reality—feels like the ETH ecosystem is really getting interesting. Mainnet + L2 cluster sounds good, but we still need to see the data to be sure. Good news, but I'm just worried that the quality of latecomers might be uneven, which could lower the overall experience.

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GasFeeWhisperer

· 01-07 10:54

This wave of L2 is truly unstoppable. Polymarket used to resist migration so much in the past, but now they have to bow down. What does this indicate? The cost is roughly the line between life and death.

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BearMarketSunriser

· 01-07 10:53

The betting platform is finally moving, it was about time to migrate to L2 L2 is really becoming the standard, Polymarket's follow-up is reliable Bullish applications are flocking to L2, indicating there's real potential here Costs are coming down, only then can user experience improve More and more major applications are migrating, it seems L2 is serious this time The Ethereum ecosystem is gradually taking shape, and the pace is good Polymarket is moving quickly, the era of L2 clusters has arrived

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TheShibaWhisperer

· 01-07 10:35

L2 is really about to take off, Polymarket's follow-up leaves no suspense Wait, how did Lighter migrate, can it be copied? No, mainnet + L2 cluster sounds great, can gas fees really be reduced? Polymarket went all-in on prediction markets on the day L2 launched The L2 tokens in hand are about to explode, a bit期待 If fees can be cut in half, I’ll switch, otherwise I can't afford to use it Feels like this is Ethereum's last salvation The migration wave is a good thing, the ecosystem can finally breathe

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SilentAlpha

· 01-07 10:31

L2 this wave is really here, not just talk on paper What does Polymarket's follow-up explanation mean? Major applications are all voting with actions Wait, can costs really be reduced? Why do I still feel it's expensive Mainnet + L2 cluster sounds good, but I'm worried it's just hype again Polymarket migrating to L2, are they serious this time? Honestly, improving the user experience is the key. I'm really tired of gas fees Another ecosystem sample? I've heard this term so much in the past two years Major applications collectively moving to L2, is Ethereum making a comeback?

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