This was the peak of the last bear marketBe Ben.eth - made millions from $PEPE- raised $7M for his $PSYOP in 72 hours- crime partner with bitboy- beefed with Andrew Tate- launched 4 coins in row- and ended up losing it all in jailAre you this old?

Place orders based on indicator signals, set stop-loss and take-profit levels, with a 1:1 profit ratio. For example, if a signal from the second chart appears and you want to set a 30-point stop-loss, then set a 30-point take-profit. If you want to set a 50-point stop-loss, then set a 50-point take-profit. You need to install the indicator on your phone and join the group to find me. Trust that the indicator is better than relying on your own judgment and feelings to trade. #BTC #ETH

#EthereumL2Outlook #EthereumL2Outlook 2026: Ethereum's L2s are at a crossroads in 2026 — the original "cheap branded shards" dream is fading fast as L1 scales harder than expected (fees pennies, gas limits soaring to 200M+ via Fusaka/Heze upgrades). Vitalik dropped the bomb: Original rollup vision "no longer makes sense" — users flocking back to mainnet (active addresses up 41%+), L2 monthly users down ~50% from 2025 peaks. Brutal consolidation incoming: Winners: Base (clear 2025 leader in TVL/users/activity, profitable ~$55M), Arbitrum (stable, safe bet), Optimism/Superchain (ecosystem play). Losers: Most generic L2s → "Darwinian wipeout" predicted by analysts — zombie chains, collapsing TVL after incentives dry up, generic tokens worthless without real revenue capture or specialization. High-performers like MegaETH (parallel execution, real-time speed) could disrupt, but only the differentiated survive — privacy (Aztec), exchange-backed (Base/Mantle), or ultra-fast niches. Bottom line: Ethereum wins long-term (stronger L1 + resilient L2s), but 2026 = shakeout year. Don't bet on every L2 token — focus on the few that actually add unique value beyond "cheaper txns."