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You know what can never be shutdown arbitrarily at midnight for political reasons, and its users denied service?

That’s right, Ethereum

The internet has been completely shut down in Afghanistan, according to our internal data.

Our tools help to bypass censorship, but here access has been cut off.

We stand against acts like this and believe that both privacy &amp; freedom of speech are human rights.

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Ethereum has been completely shut down in Afghanistan.

I think we neglect how dependent Ethereum is on internet access. A censorship-resistant "always-on" ledger isn’t much help if a government can just pull the plug by shutting down the internet.

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Aerodrome

Need more p2p infrastructure, more independent satellite providers, and more multipolar onchain interdependence. If a state cuts off internet access, it should be at risk of getting slashed from onchain commitments (once they have some). Still a long way to go.

savouring the all-you-can-eat bottomless pit of the internet

Agreed. Internet access cannot be taken for granted.

The "glass half full" perspective I have is that the individual's assets on Ethereum at least still remains "live" and in the individual's ownership (e.g. staked ETH continues to earn yield that accrues to the individual) even if internet access in the individual's country was shut off.