AMA da Fundação Ethereum: As transações de maior valor continuarão a ocorrer na Rede principal do Ethereum, enquanto que o rollup irá ampliar a adoção pelos usuários

BlockBeats News, on September 5th, Dankrad Feist, a core researcher at the Ethereum Foundation, responded to the question of 'Where is the value of ETH now and has the rollup ecosystem 'overridden' ETH and made it lose value?' during the 12th AMA of the Ethereum Foundation, stating: 'Ethereum is building a financial platform that will be the most neutral platform to date. It allows for the issuance of financial assets, allows trading of these assets, and enables the creation of new financial products based on them without permission, which are all valuable activities. Capturing value from them is possible, but the mechanism to achieve this is not yet clear. I still believe it will be some kind of fee mechanism - in the rollup roadmap, I still believe that Ethereum L1 will be the crossroads between all these subdomains, and many valuable activities will continue to take place on it, which will generate valuable fees. (Achieving this requires a considerable amount of L1 scalability). Personally, I think it would be best if we focus on building a value-generating ecosystem on Ethereum, and I believe that value capture will eventually happen naturally. This does not mean that I am not considering it, but it is a big mistake to focus on it when the value generation part is still insufficient. If we have a diversified rollup ecosystem that offers interesting applications to the world, I would consider it a success, but it would be an even greater success if this ecosystem also makes ETH assets more valuable. I know many people think that a rollup-centric roadmap will take away fee revenue and MEV from Ethereum, and rollups may eventually become parasites of Ethereum. I don't think that's true. The highest value transactions will continue to happen on Ethereum L1, and rollups will expand the cake by providing enough space for users to transact on Ethereum. This relationship will be symbiotic.'