Base founder Jesse Pollak plans to build a “dream wallet,” which will revolutionize the Web2 space by making on-chain storage better than online storage.
The Layer-2 (L2) network remains one of Coinbase’s best success stories, elevating the exchange’s business model from a centralized crypto exchange to a Web3 gateway.
Base L2 Flywheel Continues to Accelerate
Pollak’s “dream wallet” could enter the market within the next 6 to 12 months. The Base executive promises a product that is ten times better than anything currently available in Web2 or on-chain. While the launch timeline remains uncertain, Pollak highlighted the importance of refining the product to ensure users are comfortable with the unified account experience.
“I sketched out my ‘dream wallet’ that would be 10X better than anything in web2 or onchain today. Need to solve a bunch of hard challenges, but I think we can get there in the next ~6-12 months. Onchain is going to be 100X better than online,” Pollak shared.
Pollak’s vision for the dream wallet has sparked concerns about data control mechanisms and transaction costs. In response, he invited developers to join the Base team to address these challenges.
Meanwhile, assets are steadily flowing into the Base blockchain, with more being locked into its DeFi protocol. According to DefiLlama, Base’s Total Value Locked (TVL) has surged by an impressive $6.4 billion since August 8. This sharp increase reflects rising user participation and growing confidence in the platform.
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The growth can be attributed in part to Base’s close affiliation with Coinbase. The two platforms share a symbiotic relationship, with Base enhancing Coinbase’s position as a DeFi powerhouse.
This partnership encourages existing decentralized applications (Dapps) to build on Base, giving projects access to Coinbase’s wide range of products and large user base. This helps them reach a new audience beyond traditional DeFi users. Base currently ranks as the second-largest Layer-2 network by Total Value Locked (TVL), with only Arbitrum (ARB) ahead of it.
As a Layer-2 solution, Base makes it easy for users to create new meme coin tokens, providing access to a broad audience and high trading volume through Coinbase. This ease of access has been crucial to the network’s growth, domiciling popular meme coins like Brett (BRETT), Degen (DEGEN), and Toshi (TOSHI), among others.
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However, the meme coin frenzy also brought challenges for Base. As reported by BeInCrypto, the network has faced several issues, including security vulnerabilities related to its meme coins. These vulnerabilities have exposed users to potential losses and negatively impacted Base’s TVL.
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