Today we're joined by Lorenz Lehmann, The Master of Labels at growthepie.xyz. In this episode we're discussing:

- What does ‘Grow The Pie’ do?

- What is Grow The Pie measuring? 

- Indexed & aggregated data

- Most profitable L2 vs biggest loser 

- Base rollups

- Ethereum block time constraints 

- L1/L2 economics overview 

- Network fees, Blob space miss-pricing, tariffs needed?

- L1 fees vs Blob fees

- Who’s ETH aligned?

- Ethereum calldata, Celestia vs Ethereum Blobs

- Celestia’s DA economics/scalability

- Paying for data/Grow The Pie costs, data as a public good

- Block space utilisation 

- Grow The Pie’s labelling solution

And much more—enjoy!

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Timestamps:

(00:00) Introduction

(03:07) Why ‘Grow The Pie’?

(05:10) What is Grow The Pie measuring? 

(08:58) Indexed & aggregated data

(10:09) Most profitable L2 vs biggest loser 

(14:33) Base rollups

(15:51) Ethereum block time constraints 

(17:46) L1/L2 economics overview 

(20:42) Network fees, Blob space miss-pricing, tariffs needed?

(32:35) L1 fees vs Blob fees

(33:53) Who’s ETH aligned?

(40:24) Ethereum calldata, Celestia vs Ethereum Blobs

(45:03) Celestia’s DA economics/scalability

(47:39) Paying for data/Grow The Pie costs, data as a public good

(55:51) Block space utilisation 

(56:27) Grow The Pie’s labelling solution

(1:01:59) Outro

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