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Ethereum Users Rejoice: New Feature Allows You to Lose Even More Money on Layer 2!

A cartoon Ethereum logo is surrounded by a halo of coins with dollar signs falling from them, while below it an illustration depicts a layer 2 network being pulled down into a vortex labeled 'TVL' (Total Value Locked) as more and more tokens are added to the restaking pool.

The never-ending saga of crypto jargon that no one understands continues with the latest development from EigenLayer: native token restaking for layer-2 scaling networks. Because what’s a few billion dollars in TVL without some fancy new feature, right? It seems like every week there’s another protocol popping up to solve the same problem – how do we make money by storing and accessing data on Ethereum’s layer 2 chains? And don’t even get me started on ‘data availability layers’… sounds like something a bored grad student came up with after one too many Red Bulls. Restaking, quorums, blobs – it all just sounds like gibberish to the uninitiated (i.e., anyone who’s not an EigenLayer developer). But hey, if you’re into that sort of thing, go ahead and stake your tokens away! Just don’t say I didn’t warn you when they get lost in a sea of Ethereum transactions. Stay tuned for more!.

Source: cointelegraph

EigenDA, EigenLayer’s data availability protocol, now supports native token restaking for layer-2 scaling networks, in addition to Ether (ETH) and EigenLayer’s native EIGEN token, according to an Aug. 26 post by EigenDA on the X platform.  “Teams can now restake their ERC-20 token to secure a custom quorum for their rollup, unlocking stronger security for rollup users and token yield for token holders,” according to the post.  EigenDA is a […]

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