Some takeaways on #Layer3:
1) #Layer2 separates some functions from #Layer1, which keeps the consensus mechanism that provides security guarantees in #Layer1 and distributes the functions of computation and execution to #Layer2, thus achieving the goal for scaling on the premise of decentralization.
But #Layer2 cannot provide highly customized application scenarios, so here comes #Layer3 which can make up this through customized scaling.
2) Just as #Layer2 is nested on #Layer1, there is also a nested and recursive relation between #Layer3 and #Layer2. 
Through the multiplicative effect of Recursive Proving, #Layer3 can not only inherit the advantages of #Layer2 such as decentralization, generic logic and composability, but also achieve more powerful scalability.
3) With #Layer3 solution being more advanced, a batch of new applications will be emerging. On-chain games or other projects that require strong computation power may become the pioneers to deploy their projects on #Layer3.
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