2026-01-06 17:37:29

Around the ecosystem of mainstream L1 chains, more and more specialized public chains are emerging. These emerging L1s mostly adopt a public chain architecture and have two core features. First, open deployment means that any developer can create smart contracts on the chain without permission. Second, the decentralized validation mechanism allows network participants to have the opportunity to become validators and jointly maintain network security. This design pattern is particularly attractive to startup teams—they not only gain more flexible building space but also leverage the native advantages of these L1 chains to deploy innovative applications. As more teams choose to build on dedicated L1s, we are seeing a multi-chain parallel ecosystem taking shape.

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BloodInStreets

· 01-07 07:18

Another wave of new L1s emerging? Definitely a bottom-fishing play, just waiting to cut the leeks. --- Multi-chain layout sounds impressive, but honestly, it's just the last lifeline for those who missed out. --- "Permissionless"? Ha, once regulation comes, they'll have to kneel. --- Validator mechanism is back again, I've heard this spiel too many times, and in the end, isn't everyone just a bucket-puller fleeing? --- Startup teams are flocking... I wonder if they're looking for opportunities or just looking for a scapegoat? --- Multi-chain parallel? Even more hilarious, just waiting to see which chain gets cut first and becomes a warning. --- Developers don't need permission, but tokens need to be cut.

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DegenDreamer

· 01-06 18:06

The multi-chain era has truly arrived, and it feels like Ethereum is being diverted.

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HalfPositionRunner

· 01-06 18:05

The multi-chain ecosystem is indeed taking off, but honestly, the competition will become more intense.

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 01-06 17:58

Multi-chain stuff, it feels like just reinventing the wheel. --- Again, permissionless and decentralized... sounds great, but only a few can really get off the ground. --- With startup teams flooding in, will it eventually become a graveyard for public chains? --- So many L1s, what about liquidity? Can it really be dispersed or is it just a way to scam retail investors? --- Sounds good, but who can guarantee that these validators are truly decentralized? --- Wait, isn't this just the Layer 2 story told with a different skin?

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OfflineNewbie

· 01-06 17:38

The era of multiple chains is here, but how many can truly survive? This wave of L1s is indeed growing wildly, but I'm just worried it will end up in a mess... Permissionless is great to hear, but the ecosystem is the real key, brother. More validators mean more security? I don't think so... Another bunch of public chain projects are coming to cut the leeks, I'm overwhelmed. Parallel multiple chains? Basically, it's a gamble on who can win. Startup teams are all moving to new L1s, is Ethereum still okay? This architecture sounds beautiful, but how many usable DApps are there actually? L1s with no traffic and no users, no matter how flexible, are useless. It feels like there are too many L1s now, I really haven't decided which one to invest in.

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