It is said that in the near future there will be one L2 per person.

According to L2Beat, there are about 110 chains listed and it is estimated that there are more than 100 L2s in development that will soon arrive.

There is even one called HoneyPot that already has $250k USD of TVL inside and growing in locked value.

In 1 year, the TVL has had an exponential growth, going from $13 Billion of TVL to $37 Billion today.

A growth of almost 200%

The vast majority or main Rollups use Optimism's Optimistic Rollup.

This positions Optimism as a large-scale project with strong growth in the future.

On the other hand, money is starting to move to networks like Zircuit, World Chain and Fuel.

And the opposite is the case with Scroll, which is the network with the highest capital outflow with 21.3%

The % is reduced to 9.54% of outflow taking into account the entry of your $SCR token and its MK.

The competition to capture TVL is so fierce that all of them offer an Airdrop of the native token of their network.

The problem is that these tokens in 99% of the cases have no utility, therefore they tend to fall in price to never recover their starting price.

It is a mistake to hold them with the hope that they will rise and break ATH.

There is an incorrect idea installed in the ecosystem (it became like a popular legend, I don't know where it comes from) that VCs (Venture Investors) drive up the price, an idea that traps most of the holders who remain in eternal wait for these utility-less tokens to rise in price, functioning as exit liquidity for those who are leaving.

They are utility-less tokens, totally different from an L1, in which the token is the network's gas.

If you think VCs will push up the price, then sell the airdrop as soon as you collect, wait for it to drop 80%, and buy back hoping the pseudo VCs will push up the price.