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Are Layer 2s Failing Ethereum? A New Proposal Advocates for Native L2s - Ep. 736

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Martin Köppelmann, co-founder of Gnosis, has proposed that Ethereum should have native rollups—a vision aimed at addressing scalability and decentralization.

Köppelmann critiques the current state of layer 2 solutions, highlighting their limitations in fully inheriting Ethereum’s security and composability.

He proposes a bold alternative: 128 Ethereum-native rollups designed to expand block space, strengthen alignment with Ethereum’s core principles, and ensure long-term viability for developers and users.

Plus, Martin tackles the controversies: Are L2s parasitic? Could native rollups spell the end for existing solutions? And why should they rely on zero-knowledge proofs instead of Optimism?

Show highlights:

  • Whether the Ethereum scaling roadmap is accomplishing its goals
  • Why based rollups are not a full solution, according to Martin
  • What Martin proposes instead
  • Why Martin is proposing these rollups to be ZK-rollups instead of optimistic
  • Whether the proposed solution would focus on privacy
  • What it is about chain abstraction that Martin doesn’t like
  • How he envisions that these native rollups will solve many composability issues across L2s
  • Whether the community has embraced this proposal and how likely it is to be implemented
  • What would happen to current L2s if native rollups get implemented
  • Why despite being against the current state of L2s, Martin says that they are not parasitic to Ethereum

Visit our website for breaking news, analysis, op-eds, articles to learn about crypto, and much more: unchainedcrypto.com

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Guest:

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Timestamps:

  • 00:00 Intro
  • 01:47 Is Ethereum’s scaling roadmap meeting its goals?
  • 04:07 Why Martin believes based rollups aren’t the full solution
  • 08:11 Martin’s bold proposal for native rollups
  • 12:07 Why ZK-rollups over optimistic rollups
  • 15:56 Whether these rollups should also preserve privacy
  • 17:11 Martin’s issue with chain abstraction
  • 22:35 How native rollups could solve L2 composability problems
  • 26:49 Has the community embraced Martin’s vision?
  • 30:52 What happens to existing L2s if native rollups win
  • 36:06 Whether Martin thinks L2s are parasitic to Ethereum

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Martin Köppelmann, co-founder of Gnosis, has proposed that Ethereum should have native rollups—a vision aimed at addressing scalability and decentralization.

Köppelmann critiques the current state of layer 2 solutions, highlighting their limitations in fully inheriting Ethereum’s security and composability.

He proposes a bold alternative: 128 Ethereum-native rollups designed to expand block space, strengthen alignment with Ethereum’s core principles, and ensure long-term viability for developers and users.

Plus, Martin tackles the controversies: Are L2s parasitic? Could native rollups spell the end for existing solutions? And why should they rely on zero-knowledge proofs instead of Optimism?

Show highlights:

  • Whether the Ethereum scaling roadmap is accomplishing its goals
  • Why based rollups are not a full solution, according to Martin
  • What Martin proposes instead
  • Why Martin is proposing these rollups to be ZK-rollups instead of optimistic
  • Whether the proposed solution would focus on privacy
  • What it is about chain abstraction that Martin doesn’t like
  • How he envisions that these native rollups will solve many composability issues across L2s
  • Whether the community has embraced this proposal and how likely it is to be implemented
  • What would happen to current L2s if native rollups get implemented
  • Why despite being against the current state of L2s, Martin says that they are not parasitic to Ethereum

Visit our website for breaking news, analysis, op-eds, articles to learn about crypto, and much more: unchainedcrypto.com

Thank you to our sponsors!

Guest:

Links

Timestamps:

  • 00:00 Intro
  • 01:47 Is Ethereum’s scaling roadmap meeting its goals?
  • 04:07 Why Martin believes based rollups aren’t the full solution
  • 08:11 Martin’s bold proposal for native rollups
  • 12:07 Why ZK-rollups over optimistic rollups
  • 15:56 Whether these rollups should also preserve privacy
  • 17:11 Martin’s issue with chain abstraction
  • 22:35 How native rollups could solve L2 composability problems
  • 26:49 Has the community embraced Martin’s vision?
  • 30:52 What happens to existing L2s if native rollups win
  • 36:06 Whether Martin thinks L2s are parasitic to Ethereum

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