The crypto market is abuzz with Ethereum’s Dencun upgrade. Launched on March 13, it dramatically reduced the fees required to use layer-2 (L2) networks. Following the upgrade, data from l2fees.info showed a sharp decline in the cost of using networks like Optimism (OP) and Polygon (MATIC) zkEVM, with fees dropping to less than $0.01 and $0.39, respectively.
While this drop is significant, QCP Capital, a prominent crypto asset trading firm, casts a shadow of doubt with their prediction of a potential price fall for Ethereum (ETH), despite the Dencun upgrade. This cautious stance is echoed in today’s market trends, where ETH has slipped more than 2%, with OP following suit, declining over 4%. In stark contrast, MATIC is charting a divergent course, holding onto minor gains. This contrasting market reaction to the Dencun upgrade brings up a question: who stands to benefit the most from this Ethereum development?
Meanwhile, in the vibrant world of decentralized finance, Scapes
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