Discussion of a Pi Network price prediction and ongoing Ethereum ETF-related updates often appears alongside coverage of newer projects. One project drawing attention in that context is Layer Brett, which describes itself as a Layer 2 memecoin ecosystem built on Ethereum. According to the project, a token sale is currently open.
Market context: demand for Layer 2 scaling
Layer 2 networks are widely discussed as one approach to improving throughput and transaction costs on Ethereum. Some industry forecasts have suggested that Layer 2 networks could process very large transaction volumes over the coming years, reflecting expectations of broader onchain activity and continued demand for lower fees and faster settlement. Established Layer 2s such as Arbitrum and Optimism are often cited as examples of this segment’s growth, though outcomes for any individual network remain uncertain.
Layer Brett: project overview
Layer Brett positions itself as a meme-branded Layer 2 project. In its own materials, it claims transaction throughput of up to 10,000 TPS and advertises very low gas fees (sometimes described as around $0.0001), although these figures were not independently verified. The project also states that its token sale accepts several cryptocurrencies (including ETH, USDT, and BNB) and that it offers a staking feature via a dApp. Its marketing materials have referenced a variable staking yield (for example, 790% APY at one point), and the project notes that this figure may change over time and is dependent on participation.
The project also describes a fixed maximum supply of 10 billion tokens and states that allocations include 30% for the token sale and 25% for staking rewards.
Layer Brett: positioning and incentives
In project communications, Layer Brett says it aims to compete in the Layer 2 ecosystem and highlights performance claims alongside community engagement. It frames its approach as one way to reduce the impact of Ethereum congestion for certain use cases. The team has also advertised a promotional giveaway program totaling $1 million; details, eligibility, and timing were not independently verified.
Pi Network price discussion and Ethereum: different risk profiles
When considering a Pi Network price prediction, it is worth noting that reported trading in Pi Network (PI) has been volatile and, by some market trackers, has been near the lower end of its recent range at various points in 2025. Commentary around PI has also referenced token unlock schedules and the possibility of additional exchange listings, though neither guarantees price outcomes. Ethereum (ETH), by contrast, is a more established asset that remains a focus of institutional and regulatory attention, including developments related to ETFs; it also continues to face technical and cost trade-offs typical of a widely used Layer 1 network.
Summary: comparing narratives across projects
PI, ETH, and newer projects such as Layer Brett are discussed for different reasons: PI for network and supply developments, ETH for its role as a major smart-contract platform and for ETF-related news, and Layer Brett for claims about Layer 2 performance paired with meme branding and token-sale marketing. Any evaluation of early-stage tokens and staking programs should account for limited operating history, changing terms, and the risk of loss.
Project website (for reference): https://layerbrett.com
X (for reference): (1) Layer Brett (@LayerBrett) / X
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