If EEZ @etheconomiczone can truly connect liquidity between L1 and various L2s, then when users perform a swap on an L2, they may directly be tapping into Ethereum mainnet’s depth. Cross-chain swaps and asset transfers could be completed atomically in a single transaction. At its core, this addresses a very real issue facing Ethereum today: liquidity isn’t insufficient—it’s just too fragmented. If this system ultimately works, L2s will no longer function as isolated “liquidity silos.”
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