l2beat / l2beat

L2BEAT is an analytics and research website about Ethereum layer two (L2) scaling solutions.
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Group the projects by L2 #50

Closed nesbocaj closed 1 year ago

nesbocaj commented 3 years ago

Currently the projects list seems to be mixing L2s (Optimism, zkSync, etc.) and L2 projects (dYdX and ImmutableX). Instead I suggest that the projects be grouped by L2, like in the following "mockup":

  NAME VALUE LOCKED MARKET SHARE TECH 1 DAY %
1. Loopring $200.42M 60.37% zk-rollup +8.72%
2. Optimism $106.47M 32.07% +9.84%
 Synthetix $106.47M 32.07% optimistic rollup +9.84%
3. StarkEx $15.29M 4.61% +4.30%
 DeversiFi $??.??M ?.??% validium +?.??%
 dYdX $14.73M 4.44% zk-rollup +4.60%
 ImmutableX $561.32K 0.17% zk-rollup -7.97%
4. zkSync $9.24M 2.78% zk-rollup +3.57%
5. Aztec $534.08K 0.16% +6.41%
 zk.money $534.08K 0.16% zk-rollup +6.41%
6. Fuel $4.22 0.00% optimistic rollup -0.17%

NB: Despite not having the DeversiFi numbers, I added it as an example that tech can vary for the same L2.

I guess you could also add "validium, zk-rollup" to the StarkEx row, but I'm not sure whether or not that would improve readability of the list:

  NAME VALUE LOCKED MARKET SHARE TECH 1 DAY %
...
3. StarkEx $15.29M 4.61% validium, zk-rollup +4.30%
michalsidzej commented 1 year ago

This issue has been resolved. Right now we no longer display L2 projects like Synthetix, but we have decided to keep StarkEx projects separately, as they use different L1 contracts. We added a provider badge in the technology column to indicate where the code is coming from.

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