The total locked-in value of Ethereum's Layer2 network is 45.56 billion US dollars, with a decrease of 2.5% in the last seven days
PANews reported on June 9th, according to L2BEAT data, the current total locked-in value of Ethereum Layer2 network is $45.56 billion, with a drop of 2.5% in 7 days. The top five are: Arbitrum One ($18.22 billion, down 4.53% in 7 days); Base ($7.94 billion, up 7.04% in 7 days); OP Mainnet ($7.26 billion, down 5.5% in 7 days); Blast ($3.14 billion, down 4.12% in seven days); Mantle ($1.23 billion, down by1 .72 % over seven days).
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