Nobody wants to admit this part but
one of the biggest reasons onchain apps still struggle to reach mainstream users is that
gas fees make everything harder than it needs to be.
Every activity has a cost and suddenly a “simple” app feels stressful to use.
This is the problem
@StatusL2 is designed to solve.
Status Network is an Ethereum Layer 2 designed for one thing:
To make apps feel normal to use, especially social apps and games.
It’s the first ever natively gasless L2 on Ethereum.
What does “gasless” actually mean?
It means that users can send transactions without paying fees,
developers don’t have to design around fees, and users don’t need to think about them at all.
@StatusL2 runs on Linea’s zkEVM stack, whereby keeping Ethereum-level security while delivering fast, high-performance execution.
Although gas pays for security,
@StatusL2 funds itself differently.
Instead of charging users gas, the network earns native yield and also earns fees from native apps, starting with a DEX.
This revenue keeps the network running and funds builders.
So the system stays sustainable without pushing its costs to users.
Aside from keeping the L2 running, the revenue also flows into apps funding pool,
governed by token holders, that continuously fund onchain builders and public goods.
@StatusL2 also prevents spams by using Rate-Limiting Nullifiers (RLNs)
to fairly allocate free transactions per user and protect the network from abuse.
This means every user gets a fair, equal allowance of gasless transactions within a given time window.
And it doesn’t exist in isolation.
@StatusL2 is deeply integrated with the IFT stack:
@ethstatus,
@Keycard_,
@Waku_org, and
@Codex_storage,
making it part of a larger, coherent ecosystem.