The total locked position of Ethereum Layer 2 exceeded 5 billion US dollars

[Ethereum Layer 2 total lock-up volume exceeds US$5 billion] Golden Finance News, according to L2BEAT data, the current total Ethereum Layer 2 lock-up volume has risen to US$5.06 billion, an increase of 15.64% on the 7th. Among them, the top five locked positions are Arbitrum ($2.57 billion, up 10.52% on the 7th), Optimism ($1.28 billion, up 4.218% on the 7th), dYdX ($565 million, up 0.13% on the 7th), Loopring (2.01 billion, up 7.04% on the 7th), MetisAndromeda ($140 million, up 17.64% on the 7th).

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