codeslaw

imho definition of "hold" extends to nodes, and so I also think that L2+ is most fit to the scale of chambers of commerce and city government.

as cost of computation approaches cost of electricity, the protocol that can manage the most optimal mix (or intent) of validated foreign environments per hold will consistently discover the novelty upstream of market share.

has anyone checked out Code is Law?

imho definition of "hold" extends to nodes, and so I also think that L2+ is most fit to the scale of chambers of commerce and city government.

as cost of computation approaches cost of electricity, the protocol that can manage the most optimal mix (or intent) of validated foreign environments per hold will consistently discover the novelty upstream of market share.

has anyone checked out Code is Law?

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt35931420/

Ethereum

solid take.

imho, all the attention should be on Fusaka getting to mainnet, then the challenge of enriching L2 users to retest new limits.

as for Reth, credit where credit is due. Paradigm still has a lot of potential in opensourcing other tools, especially privacy and autonomy, and still remain competitive. yet, I c

weird, dropped an embed.

"what should Ethereum capture" is naturally inclined to the concept of land-managing, and there has to be a loop from "lǣtan" to low-cost-of-coordination.

e.g. an offgrid node still taxing for radio internet but delegating open field to RWA holders (mutual interest), or an ERC-wrapper quadratically funding a common dependency.

𝖒𝖆𝖓𝖉𝖆𝖙𝖚𝖒 𝖆𝖉 𝖆𝖘𝖙𝖗𝖆

weird, dropped an embed.

"what should Ethereum capture" is naturally inclined to the concept of land-managing, and there has to be a loop from "lǣtan" to low-cost-of-coordination.

e.g. an offgrid node still taxing for radio internet but delegating open field to RWA holders (mutual interest), or an ERC-wrapper quadratically funding a common dependency. 
https://farcaster.xyz/m-j-r/0x2b6315ca

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