L2 Rollups' revenues and costs hit record highs last week
According to @sealaunch_ data, last week (2.26-3.3), L2 Rollups (Scroll, Zora Network, Arbitrum, zkSync Era, Optimism and Base) reached $16.103 million in revenues and $1, 3.63 million in costs (Rollups Data Fees + Proof of Validation). Costs (Rollups data fees + proof of validation) reached $16.103 million, with all five L2 Rollups except Arbitrum posting all-time highs in revenue for the week.
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