Quote from: Anonylz on March 17, 2023, 08:38:29 PM

Quote from: Xal0lex on March 17, 2023, 04:47:14 PM

I think Arbitrum will be further developed and implemented in different crypto services. Right now Arbitrum support is still quite weak if we talk about different services, but there is potential, especially considering the difference in commissions compared to ETH. I consider Layer 2 as one of the main direction in altcoins, which will get hype in 2024-2025, and ZK-Rollups may also be affected by this hype. It is also worth paying attention to Layer 0 projects.

I don't think the support can be considered weak when the network is barely launched and operational, there are already projects showing interest in building in this l2 network and to be honest, i think they will receive lots of support, have you used arbitrum eth to transfer? the fees are similar to the eth we use to know way back when.
They are new in the space but i believe they will have many interesting projects wanting to work with them because it is easy and less expensive.

But it should not be considered strong either. If we're talking about speed and popularity, the difference in fees isn't always the most important factor. If I use certain services and wallets, and there is no Arbitrum there, this will not make me look for those services and wallets where Arbitrum is present. I just choose another network. Let there will be a higher commission, but I will not have to perform any additional actions. I hope that over time, Arbitrum will be represented in almost all popular wallets and services, but now its distribution is very low.