Recently, the rapid development of Ethereum Layer 2 solutions has sparked widespread concern within the industry regarding the potential for liquidity fragmentation. This trend is driven by the emergence of multiple Layer 2 blockchains, which aim to address the scalability bottleneck of the Ethereum mainnet by increasing transaction speeds and reducing fees. However, this focus on specific sub-networks could actually undermine the overall coherence and ecosystem effects of the blockchain and its applications. Patrick Liou, head of sales at Gemini, emphasized that while transferring funds between blockchains still poses certain challenges, emerging bridge applications are gradually improving this situation, making liquidity transfers more convenient. According to Gemini's report, a new Ethereum Layer 2 project is born approximately every 19 days, reflecting not only the sustained enthusiasm of the market for Layer 2 solutions but also intensifying the risk of liquidity dispersion, which market participants should pay close attention to.