Due to the decline in coin price, Ethereum Layer 2 TVL has decreased by 3.8% over the past 7 days
According to L2BEAT data, affected by the decline in coin price, the current total value locked (TVL) of Ethereum Layer2 has slightly decreased to 21.7 billion US dollars, with a decrease of 3.8% over 7 days. The top five are: Arbitrum One (10.72 billion US dollars, down 4.36% in 7 days); OP Mainnet (5.55 billion US dollars, down 13.37% in 7 days); Manta Pacific (1.48 billion US dollars, up 77.15% in 7 days); Metis Andromeda (782 million US dollars, down 5.95% in seven days); Base (737 million USD, down by 4.93% over seven days).
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