Alex Svanevik

So I think we kind of need to be honest about that and acknowledge it.

Sometimes it's being dismissed as just FUD.

I think there are two questions with Ethereum.

One is, does the L2 model actually work?

Is that successful?

Can you have L2s that are used a lot?

I think base is probably one of the top examples that, yes, it can work.

That's question number one.

And question number two is, are we going to have scaling at the L1 layer?

Yeah.

To me now at this point, it kind of feels a bit like you kind of just have to commit to the L2 roadmap.

You know, it's like in a world with all of these different chains, the L2 one is at least somewhat differentiated, right?

Maybe the closest comparison would be something like Avalanche L1s, you know, that are kind of EVM chains potentially.

I think you can choose.

But then they are not really L2s.

They're their own L1s that use the Avalanche framework, right?

So...

Anyway, I think I'm a big believer in a multi-chain future.

We're in a multi-chain present now, for sure.

And I think the future is also multi-chain.