Scroll co-founder warns of tariffing L2, call it “toxic” for ethereum

The movement of co-founder IE Zhang criticized proposals to impose fees on Etherum Valkupa, claiming that he would harm the long-term growth for short-term income.

IE Zhang, co-founder Layer-2 Small Contract Platform Scroll, hooked the idea of ​​charging fees at Etherum Valkup, calling it “one of the most basic ideas for the future of Etherum.”

In a Printing series In X, Zhang claimed that this approach would sacrifice the “long-term growth of scalability and ecosystems for short-term income,” adding that measurement of ETE (El) The value of Etherum’s income “misses the point”.

According to Zhang, Etherum’s strength is that “funds of HUB in thousands of rolubic ecosystems”, not in collecting fees. Data from defilas showing After upgrading the EIP-4488, which increased layer scalability and 2, Etherum fee fell from tens of millions on a day at about $ 570,000 to the end of March.

Zhang noted that Solana was online “vertically integrated” with his saltwork (Salt) Token as its basic means, ETH is a “already dominant agent based on, arbitrum, optimism, zxinc, scrolling – and even where it is not a gas bar (such as Starknet).”

The co-founder scroll also warned that charging fees would be addressed. He said they could push them according to alternative data availability solutions. This in turn could weaken the position of Ethereum in the ecosystem. Zhang added that if Etherum becomes “greedy” and it starts to be a taxation-2s layer, the network would lose “relevance until it still fails to scalle.”

Instead of extracting the value from Rollups, he suggested Zhang suggested that Ethero focused to focus on scaling and ship faster. And Zhang is not the only one that seems to have concerns about Etherum’s tempo. As a cripto.news export Earlier, former Etherum Foundation Expert, Harihrishnan Mulackal suggested that internal confusion led to frequent disagreements, with key updates that allegedly faced repeated delays in the Etherum community.