Ether L2 rollup hits annual low for unique depositors, down 33% from last week
The number of unique depositors for ethereum L2 rollup solutions (especially optimistic rollup and ZK rollup) has reached its lowest level of the year, with just 34,920 users in the past week, according to data from The Block. This represents a 33% drop from the previous week's total and is in stark contrast to mid-April, when the number reached 250,000 in just one week. Analysts say the decline can be attributed to a number of factors, including shifting user preferences, a lack of growth in the ecosystem on the dApp side, and a lack of incentive for users to continue using these Rollups after the Arbitrum, Optimism, ZKSync, and Starknet airdrops.
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