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One thing I could never find the answer to is why rollups use less on-chain space than normal native L1 txs? Whatever the reason, couldn’t L1 also do that?
I’m skeptical of use case agnostic social graph protocols, like Lens, where people imagine building all sorts of very distinct experiences. The social graph is tied to the use case. YouTube, instagram and Twitter can’t be built on one graph.
I’m skeptical of use case agnostic social graph protocols, like Lens, where people imagine building all sorts of very distinct experiences. The social graph is tied to the use case. YouTube, instagram and Twitter can’t be built on one graph.
Its obvious that people want to create channels, can the current form factor work well with that? Feels like totally distinct spaces, like Reddit, is inevitable?
If you like science, art, culture and all sorts of non-rivalrous benefits, then def. These become economical with a large population, otherwise not.
Analogies are great for working this stuff out. What bothers me is that it ultimately rests on what laws in different countries say, which sucks for protocol builders to have to think of.