Data: Currently, among 135 Layer 2 projects, 109 have less than one user operation per second.
BlockBeats News, February 4th, according to incomplete statistics from l2beat data, there are currently about 135 Ethereum Layer 2 networks in the market, among which 109 Layer 2s had less than 1 user operation per second (UOPS) in the past day. The Ethereum mainnet had a UOPS of 29.94 in the past day, with a peak of 33.59 on January 16, 2026. Here are some data on major Layer 2 networks:
· Base, UOPS in the past day was 144.04, with a peak of 213.14 (November 18, 2025)
· Polygon, UOPS in the past day was 81.49, with a peak of 190 (November 16, 2023)
· Arbitrum, UOPS in the past day was 60.13, with a peak of 69.35 (September 25, 2025)
· OP, UOPS in the past day was 28.71, with a peak of 33.81 (October 10, 2025)
Among the 109 Layer 2s with less than 1 user operation per second (UOPS) in the past day, the list includes previously well-known networks such as ApeChain (0.73), Linea (0.73), Blast (0.67), Mantle (0.54), Manta (0.52), ZKsync Era (0.46), Metis (0.28), Hemi (0.1), Sophon (0.08), Zora (0.07), ZKFair (0.06), Aevo (0.05), Degen Chain (0.04), Polygon zkEVM (0.04), Redstone (less than 0.01), and Loopring (less than 0.01).
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