Recently, L2s are getting more competitive, and everyone is interacting to maximize their gains, with gas fees skyrocketing. However, there is a core issue that remains unresolved: the sequencer is still in centralized hands. Just think about it, if one day it goes down, acts maliciously, or gets cut off by regulation, all of us who have been working hard to interact could see our efforts vanish in an instant. I recently came across @MorphLayer, and it caught my attention. Instead of playing gimmicks, it focuses on the lifeline of L2s—the sequencer network. Modular: Just like swapping out computer parts, if one part fails, you can replace it, and the system can continue to run smoothly, allowing for seamless iteration and upgrades. BFT Consensus: It’s no longer just one sequencer calling the shots; instead, it’s a multi-party vote, where as long as the majority of nodes are honest, safety is guaranteed. Censorship Resistance: Transactions can be submitted to any node, and no one can intentionally block or censor you; TX truly takes control. Compared to the current Arbitrum/Optimism, which still relies on a single sequencer and a 7-day withdrawal period, the opportunity cost is significant, and those who understand know what that means. #Morph has chosen a difficult path, but the direction is right: true decentralization is the essence of Web3 and the source of security for ordinary people to dare to go all in. #MorphLayer @bantr_fun