New trends in Layer 2 applications: transaction-centric, integrating social and multi-chain assets

TokenomicsTrapper · 2026-01-15T08:00:12+00:00

A major exchange's Layer2 application adjustment and development approach shifts towards a "trade-centric" model to meet users' needs for trading multiple assets. The new strategy not only enhances the trading experience but also retains social features. In the future, it will support more cross-chain asset trading to increase ecosystem participation.

TokenomicsTrapper

2026-01-15 08:00:12

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【Crypto World】A leading exchange’s Layer2 application has recently adjusted its development approach, adopting a “transaction-centric” strategy. According to its founder Jesse Pollak, this shift stems from genuine user needs—people want to trade various assets on a single platform, from protocol tokens and stocks to creator tokens.

This is not a simple overhaul. The new strategy enhances the trading experience while retaining the mini-program and creator token ecosystem (including Pollak’s own $Jesse token). The core idea is to integrate social features rather than completely abandon them. The application’s负责人表示, they will also support more cross-chain asset trading in the future, aiming to elevate both ecosystem engagement and asset distribution to a new level.

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PanicSeller69

· 8h ago

Is everything really a one-stop solution? Feels like the big picture is being painted too perfectly again. Honestly, I just want to see how long it can last without changing direction. Social + trading? That's been proven already; the key is whether there's enough liquidity. Cross-chain talk is easy to say, but on the technical level, should we not discuss it? Pollak's own token is still around, uh... now that's very Web3. Multi-chain assets sound great, but will users really buy into it? Another all-in-everything approach... I bet there will be more adjustments next quarter.

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FOMOmonster

· 8h ago

Trading, social, multi-chain assets all in one, sounds pretty appealing, huh?

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ETHmaxi_NoFilter

· 9h ago

Merge social and trading? That's the right way, don't mess around with superficial stuff. It seems they finally figured it out; users want a one-stop experience. Cross-chain trading is here, and competition will be fierce. Another all-in trading project, will it survive? Not very optimistic. The combo of social + trading, they've borrowed quite a few ideas. Keep $Jesse? This guy still has confidence in his own token.

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PessimisticLayer

· 9h ago

Another all-in-one platform, still haven't learned the lesson.

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MergeConflict

· 9h ago

Hey, it's another all-in trading plan. Can social still be saved? --- Jesse is stirring things up again. Will he make it this time? --- Cross-chain asset trading sounds good, but I'm worried it's just another PPT promise. --- Keeping the social ecosystem is interesting, but the real profit point is probably trading fees. --- Layer 2 applications are competing in trading now. Who else dares to focus solely on the ecosystem? --- $Jesse is already out there. You need to trust Pollak more, haha. --- Multi-chain, multi-asset—doesn't that raise the barrier even higher? Can retail investors still play? --- Feels like this is just another way of describing Coinbase Base. Is there really a difference? --- Social + trading integration sounds good, but users are probably still after depth and liquidity.

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