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Why do Bitcoin L2 yields keep drying up? 🧐 @alexandersblume of @Two_Prime says they're "VC-funded subsidies" that pay out less as more money chases them, and that every new…

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Published: 2026-11-05 17:27 UTC
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Why do Bitcoin L2 yields keep drying up? 🧐 @alexandersblume of @Two_Prime says they're "VC-funded subsidies" that pay out less as more money chases them, and that every new chain adds hack risk he w…

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Why do Bitcoin L2 yields keep drying up? 🧐 @alexandersblume of @Two_Prime says they're "VC-funded subsidies" that pay out less as more money chases them, and that every new…

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