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What's the Ethereum Economic Zone?

Ethereum's liquidity fragmentation problem might not be an issue for much longer.
What's the Ethereum Economic Zone?
William M. Peaster William M. Peaster
Mar 30, 2026 • 4 min read
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This year's EthCC event in Cannes has fielded its first major announcement: the Ethereum Economic Zone.

Led by the Gnosis and ZisK teams and with funding from the Ethereum Foundation, this new effort is aimed at ending fragmentation in the Ethereum ecosystem for good, so let's dig into what's being proposed.

L2s were meant to extend Ethereum blockspace, and they have. Alongside this expansion, L2s have seen fragmented liquidity. Your coins on Arbitrum or Base or Polygon can't readily interact with contracts on the L1 or other L2s without being bridged over, which costs money and time.

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William M. Peaster

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William M. Peaster, Senior Writer, has been with Bankless since January 2021. Immersed in Ethereum since 2017, he writes the Metaversal newsletter on the onchain frontier, covering everything from AI projects to crypto games, as the team’s lead NFT analyst. With a background in creative writing, he writes fiction and publishes art on Ethereum in his free time.

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