fixed minor issues on economics to pull into main

growthepie · Sep 17, 2024 · 9efa26a · 9efa26a
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diff --git a/app/(layout)/economics/layout.tsx b/app/(layout)/economics/layout.tsx
@@ -13,8 +13,11 @@ export default async function Layout({
   // </Container>
   return (
     <>
-      <Container className="flex flex-col w-full pt-[65px] md:pt-[30px]" isPageRoot>
-        <div className="flex items-center h-[43px] gap-x-[8px]">
+      <Container
+        className="flex flex-col w-full pt-[65px] md:pt-[30px] gap-y-[15px]"
+        isPageRoot
+      >
+        <div className="flex items-center h-[43px] gap-x-[8px] ">
           <Image
             src="/GTP-Metrics-Economics.svg"
             alt="GTP Chain"
@@ -26,7 +29,7 @@ export default async function Layout({
             {"Onchain Economics"}
           </Heading>
         </div>
-        <div className="text-[14px]">
+        <div className="text-[14px] mb-[15px]">
           Aggregated metrics across all chains listed in the table below.
         </div>
       </Container>
@@ -37,19 +40,18 @@ export default async function Layout({
           question="More about this page"
           answer={
             <>
-              Our Onchain Economics page breaks down how profitable L2s
-              operate. Profit is the difference between cost and revenue.
-              Onchain costs can be divided into two parts: L1-cost and
-              Blob-cost. For L1-cost, we consider the sum of fees each L2
-              pays for settling on L1, using Ethereum calldata as data
-              availability or type-3 blob-carrying transactions. Blob-cost
-              refers to beacon chain blob fees or fees by alternative data
-              availability services such as Celestia. It is important to
-              note that we only consider onchain trackable costs; server
-              fees or other overhead are not considered. Revenue is
-              calculated from all fees paid by users on the L2.
-              Additionally, the blob data in MBs is tracked, representing
-              the total size of all blobs posted per L2.
+              Our Onchain Economics page breaks down how profitable L2s operate.
+              Profit is the difference between cost and revenue. Onchain costs
+              can be divided into two parts: L1-cost and Blob-cost. For L1-cost,
+              we consider the sum of fees each L2 pays for settling on L1, using
+              Ethereum calldata as data availability or type-3 blob-carrying
+              transactions. Blob-cost refers to beacon chain blob fees or fees
+              by alternative data availability services such as Celestia. It is
+              important to note that we only consider onchain trackable costs;
+              server fees or other overhead are not considered. Revenue is
+              calculated from all fees paid by users on the L2. Additionally,
+              the blob data in MBs is tracked, representing the total size of
+              all blobs posted per L2.
             </>
           }
         />