According to BlockBeats, Jupiter's founder, Meow, expressed concerns over Ethereum's core issues in a social media post on June 13. He pointed out that the main problem Ethereum currently faces is the significant capital and incentives leaning towards creating L2/3/4 solutions, with almost no incentives for creating large-scale utility and value on any given core network.
This means that despite everyone's strong expression of the opposite desire, the division of the Ethereum community and capital will continue unabated in the foreseeable future. If the competition for block space exceeds today's level, whether Solana will face the same problem will be an interesting observation point.
The infrastructure construction for SVM application chains and L2 solutions is following the exact same trajectory as the early Ethereum L2 solutions. The core difference is that there is still more Alpha to be built directly on Solana itself compared to launching a new chain. Maintaining this dynamic will be the most important factor in determining the development of the situation.
