What the Ethereum Merge means for the blockchain’s layer-2 solutions
Experts share their views on how the Merge would impact Ethereum’s scalability solutions in the form of layer-2 chains.
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Experts share their views on how the Merge would impact Ethereum’s scalability solutions in the form of layer-2 chains.
On this week’s episode of “The Market Report,” Cointelegraph’s resident experts discuss the Ethereum (ETH) merge and how it might impact the crypto market.
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