I found this article to be interesting, two opposite methods to onboard users. Base doesn’t have a native token and this definitely reduces the friction of using it as an L2 compared to the other options out there. But if they’re not getting paid by new tokens, it’s gotta come from the fees of using the dApps.
Ethereum has taught us year after year the lessons of complexity. How many times have we been notified of bugs found in the code that resulted in loss of funds… too many to count. I am happy to see that BASE is keeping it simple for both the user experience (which is on par for Coinbase in general, user friendliness is the name of their game) but even more so for the sake of security.
Anyone here using BASE lately? If you care to share your experience, what you like/dislike, I think it’s worth investigating, and covering in a future video.
https://beincrypto.com/layer-2-growing-fast-tokenless-future/
New Layer 2s Are Growing Fast – Is Tokenless the Future?
With Base emerging as the fastest Ethereum Layer 2 (L2) blockchain to surpass a million users, its tokenless model could be the way forward.
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