Why does it sometimes take several days to transfer funds from a Layer 2 network back to the Ethereum mainnet?
First, a quick definition: Arbitrum and Optimism are Optimistic Rollups, while ZKsync and Starknet are ZK Rollups.
Here’s the logic: Layer 2 networks save money by bundling large numbers of transactions and submitting them to the mainnet together, so the mainnet costs are shared among many users.
$ARB is the governance token of the Layer 2 network Arbitrum.
Markets always have surprises, so think ahead about what you’ll do if your judgment is wrong.
#ARB
Markets move quickly. Make your own judgments.
First, a quick definition: Arbitrum and Optimism are Optimistic Rollups, while ZKsync and Starknet are ZK Rollups.
Here’s the logic: Layer 2 networks save money by bundling large numbers of transactions and submitting them to the mainnet together, so the mainnet costs are shared among many users.
$ARB is the governance token of the Layer 2 network Arbitrum.
Markets always have surprises, so think ahead about what you’ll do if your judgment is wrong.
#ARB
Markets move quickly. Make your own judgments.