True for ETH; not necessarily for faster chains.https://twitter.com/john_j_brown/status/1295231224219410432 …
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1/2 Eventually a L1 will saturate. Only way to increase throughput is to use L2 solutions. Even if you have a L1 chain that can do 10M txs second, it will just delay the moment it will saturate and you'll have to move to L2.
2/2 Why it happens? If L1 is fast and cheap people will think they can use it for anything: storage, gambling, sending money, selling horses and sheeps. Then you'll need anyway L2 solutions to break bottlenecks. It's just a function of time and success
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True, but I also think that there's a huge difference between 10m and 7. If you can get to 10m then you can get a TON more infrastructure up which is fast,
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Indeed there is a huge difference. My point is just that if a L1 is super-successful eventually will saturate so I would be preemptive building a L2. Scalability porn
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