Ethereum Layer 2 tokens like OP, ARB, ZK, STRK are recommended for rebound stop-loss exits after being trapped.

Ethereum has completed the Fusaka upgrade, and now transfer gas fees are about $0.01. Previously, everyone thought ETH's gas fees were too high and the speed was too slow, so a bunch of L2 solutions like OP, ARB, ZK, STRK, METIS, etc., were developed. Now that ETH has completed the Fusaka upgrade and gas fees have dropped, fewer people are using it, and on-chain activity has significantly declined. It's like building a highway with excellent infrastructure but with tolls greatly reduced—yet no cars are driving.
Recently, $ENS directly abandoned their own L2, deploying ENS v2 back on the Ethereum mainnet. The reason is simple—mainnet has become so cheap that L2 is no longer needed. After the Fusaka upgrade, gas fees plummeted by 99%, making daily operational costs comparable to or even lower than many L2 solutions. They also plan to triple the current gas limit, which will make the mainnet faster and cheaper.
Once the mainnet completes its own scaling, the core narrative of "reducing fees and expanding capacity" for Layer 2 becomes invalid. Even $ETH 's founder, V God, has said that L2 tokens need to find their own way forward.
Currently, there are very few L2 solutions with active users; most have low daily activity and are still controlled via multi-signature, meaning asset security still largely depends on the project team. The TVL (Total Value Locked) also has a lot of false data, much of it inflated by incentives.
So, letting the tokens that should be worthless become worthless is also a way to burst the market bubble. #我在Gate广场过新年