The total locked-in value of Ethereum's Layer2 network is 46.51 billion US dollars, a decrease of 11.3% in the last seven days
According to L2BEAT data, the total locked-in value of the Ethereum Layer2 network currently stands at $46.51 billion, with a decrease of 11.3% over the last seven days. The top five in locked-in value are: Arbitrum One ($19.08 billion, down 7.66% in seven days); Base ($12.83 billion, down 9.07% in seven days); OP Mainnet ($7.1 billion, down 16.1% in seven days); Blast ($1.21 billion, down 17.6% in seven days); ZKsync Era ($1.06 billion, down 20.3% in seven days).
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