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Why Are Layer-2 Solutions Being Developed to Address High Gas Fees?

They process transactions off-chain, bundling them into a single L1 proof, which drastically lowers the per-transaction computational load and gas cost.
Greeks.Live06.11.25

Why Are Layer-2 Solutions Being Developed to Address High Gas Fees?

Layer-2 solutions process transactions off the main blockchain (Layer 1) but still inherit its security. By bundling many transactions into a single Layer 1 proof, they significantly reduce the overall computational load and data required on the main chain.

This drastically lowers the per-transaction gas cost for users.

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