I've watched Layer 2 liquidity fragmentation get worse with every new L2 that launches. Each chain arrives with its own liquidity pools, its own bridging friction, its own isolated capital that can't talk efficiently to the chain sitting next to it. The problem compounds as the ecosystem grows. More L2s means more fragmentation means more inefficiency means more money lost to slippage and bridging costs by the people who can least afford it.

Bedrock's liquid restaking tokens moving across L2s sounds like exactly the right intervention. Unified liquidity layer, restaked assets deployable wherever yield opportunities exist.

I've heard this before though. Liquidity fragmentation is one of crypto's most attacked unsolved problems.

Every protocol that claimed to fix it added complexity instead. I'm watching whether Bedrock adds liquidity or just adds another layer.
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