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SKALE is making an interesting move in the blockchain stack game. The Layer 1 network just announced it's building an AI-focused Layer 3 on top of Base, which itself sits as a Layer 2.
This setup creates a three-tier architecture that could potentially address scalability challenges while targeting AI workloads specifically. By leveraging Base's existing infrastructure, SKALE is essentially stacking solutions—using L2 efficiency as a foundation for specialized L3 capabilities.
The AI angle makes sense given the computational demands of machine learning models. Whether this multi-layer approach delivers on performance remains to be seen, but it shows how projects are getting creative with blockchain architecture to serve specific use cases.
Stacking an L3 on top of Base to specialize in AI? It feels a bit like a nested doll.
Can this complexity be more reliable than just running directly on Base?
It's another performance promise, and we have to wait and see, it's kind of a pie-in-the-sky situation.
Oh my, these people are really going to turn Blockchain into a network topology diagram.
L1 nesting L2 nesting L3, what else can we save besides Gas fees?
The demand for AI Computing Power is indeed large, but using this stacking method... emm, feels a bit like gambling.
Are we really going to implement L3 with AI on top of Base? Can the performance really deliver, or is it just another hype? We'll have to see the follow-up performance.
Stackable solutions sound good, but I'm worried that gas fees are going to take off again.