These numbers are measured, $0.06 tx fees is pretty much where I'd place a well optimized optimistic rollup. Just surprised they're already there given Arbitrum/Optimism are quite some ways away. Much easier with payment rollups and custom wallets, of course.
https://twitter.com/recmo/status/1451259407577362441
Looking at the big picture: $0.06 is with the highly constrained DA on Ethereum currently. Once modularized with data sharding, the floodgates will open. I suspect calldata will become negligible, and L1 verification and L2 fees will be the dominant costs. Previewed w/ validiums.
So, the cheapest rollups in the future would be:
a) With the highest activity, thus L1 verification cost for each transaction is amortized tending towards negligible
b) The most efficient rollups with the lowest L2 fees (sequencer & proving costs)
(1/2)
a) With the highest activity, thus L1 verification cost for each transaction is amortized tending towards negligible
b) The most efficient rollups with the lowest L2 fees (sequencer & proving costs)
(1/2)
Eventually, it's going to come down to b) as the L1 costs will be very small for a highly active rollup. It'll be all up to rollups to optimize their solutions in a highly competitive landscape.
(2/2)
(2/2)
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