Morph: We Built a Layer 2. So Did Everyone Else.
As of 22 October 2026, Ethereum’s rollups hold about $31 billion in assets. More than $25 billion of that sits on two networks, Base and Arbitrum One. Dozens of other teams, after years of engineering, share what’s left. Morph is one of those teams, and so I’ll say what most of us won’t: the market […]
Key Takeaways
- As of 22 October 2026, Ethereum’s rollups hold about $31 billion in assets.
- More than $25 billion of that sits on two networks, Base and Arbitrum One.
- Dozens of other teams, after years of engineering, share what’s left.
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