Based on the previous push, why do I say that we should start ambush Ethereum Layer 2 now:
From the long-term forecast of L2 by institutions:
The Ethereum Layer 2 network is growing rapidly, with the number of transactions exceeding the Ethereum mainnet. It is expected that by 2030, the total transaction volume of Ethereum Layer 2 will reach 120 million transactions/day and the TVL will reach 2 trillion US dollars. Based on historical valuation multiples, it is predicted that the total market value of Layer 2 will reach 3.5 trillion US dollars by 2030. Rollup technology is the main driving force of Layer 2, which publishes transaction data to the Ethereum mainnet, but the transactions themselves are executed off-chain, thereby improving scalability and reducing gas fees. Institutions are optimistic about both Optimistic and ZK Rollup technologies and expect them to coexist and compete in the next few years.

Translated from: https://tradingriot.com/auction-market-theory/What is market auction theory? Market auction theory explains the primary purpose of markets and the ways in which market participants interact to achieve this purpose. The main idea is that financial markets are no different from any other auction floor where buyers and sellers gather and interact on a daily basis. There are two main goals to be achieved here: 1) Facilitate transactions during a two-way auction 2) Find the fair value of an asset A two-way auction means that the end of the "up" auction will be followed by the start of the "down" auction, and vice versa. It is then represented by tools such as market or volume price charts. These bell curves (Figure 1) represent market fair values ​​within 68% of one standard deviation. An example of a practical application of market auction theory in financial markets. An example in the stock market, assume that the price of Samsung stock is $50 per share. Samsung launched a new phone, but the quality was poor, the battery didn't work properly, it overheated and exploded, etc. As a result of this incident, Samsung's stock price began to fall until it found new buyers at $30. This is where new value areas are formed. After a while, the phone is magically patched and repaired, and the stock price starts to rise again. Where are the places in the market that might stop rising? Previously around $50 value area. This is what every market ultimately does: market participants negotiate prices between balanced and unbalanced values. The market auction theory defines the area where 68% of the trading volume is located as the value area. There is also a point of control (POC) in the value area, which is the price level with the largest trading volume or the longest stay in the market. 1) Market charts represent value areas and control points based on time. 2) The volume price chart represents value areas and control points based on trading volume. Figure 2 can represent this value-seeking broadcast mechanism and price. Key components of market auction theory 1) Price - broadcasts opportunities in the market 2) Timing - regulates price opportunities 3) Volume - measures the success or failure of an auction. Volume measures the interaction of market participants at different price levels. Equilibrium and Imbalance In a balanced market, buyers and sellers agree on a price and are willing to buy/sell at the current price.Because they believe these prices represent fair value. A balanced market generally represents low volatility. Likewise, imbalance is the opposite concept of balance. An imbalance is a disagreement about fair value. Market participants behave more aggressively on one side, leading to market trending, where prices go out for a period of unilateral rise/fall. In general, the market is in a unilateral trend state only 20% of the time, and range-bound oscillations 80% of the time. The five rules of auction market theory are shown in Figure 41) If the price is accepted by the equilibrium range, it is likely to reverse to the other side. Price usually retests the edge of the equilibrium area before going in the opposite direction. (This is often referred to as a step back confirmation) 2) The price within the equilibrium range is expected to be rejected at the edge and become more volatile. 3) Once a price is accepted outside the equilibrium range, it is likely to become unbalanced and seek a new value - usually the point of control (POC) of the previous equilibrium range. 4) If the price has an obvious strong reaction at POC, Rule 1 is invalid. 5) If time/volume builds on the edge of the equilibrium area, this is likely a sign that price is about to be pushed further. Summary Market auction theory determines the balance and imbalance of the market by analyzing the distribution of trading volume at different price levels. It can provide new ideas for understanding market dynamics and market behavior beyond simple price behavior. Market auction theory emphasizes how market supply and demand and the interaction of market participants drive prices to form price ranges and unilateral trends. It provides a very valuable perspective to analyze market behavior. When used in conjunction with other analysis tools, market auction theory can help investors better plan entry and exit points.