There's talk about L2 with Ethereum too, in both cases pretty far away from real use cases. Originally the appeal of Tezos was that it's PoS and otherwise decen

There's talk about L2 with Ethereum too, in both cases pretty far away from real use cases. Originally the appeal of Tezos was that it's PoS and otherwise decent, and the reason Eth wasn't PoS yet was that their community didn't prioritize it as much or agree on it so readily (it's not a strict upgrade over PoW, plus miners want to protect their investments, so there's some controversy). But now that Eth has seemingly caught up, I don't see an edge.