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Emmanuel🦉⌐◨-◨🎩🍥
@emmanuel
all the DeFi metrics on @base today will pale in comparison to what big players will bring once they feel safe and confident about the security considerations enabled by fault proofs.
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russ
@russ
For the small brains out there (me), are fault proofs the ability for any user to contest the 'optimistically' confirmed state of the chain? Or something different entirely?
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Emmanuel🦉⌐◨-◨🎩🍥
@emmanuel
ser, you just gave a big brain definition right there. yep, fault proofs are the vehicle for contesting “optimistically” confirmed state, when need be.
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russ
@russ
Ok, sick! I wanted to make sure I had my head wrapped around it. So there's some sort of cryptographic math that can be done to prove that there's an error? If there is one, would they have to roll back the chain or something? Never really got that
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Emmanuel🦉⌐◨-◨🎩🍥
@emmanuel
it ideally will involve serious cryptography work to streamline most of the process and save cost. naively, there’ll be a ton of re-execution(which is costly). yep, the finding of an illegal/dishonest state transition will result in a rollback of the effects of said state transition.
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russ
@russ
Ah, gotchya! So it just rolls back the state that was wrongly changed - and hopefully it's not a butterfly effect of other state that was impacted by the erroneous state change
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Emmanuel🦉⌐◨-◨🎩🍥
@emmanuel
well…that’s the not so fun part. theoretically speaking, if the bad state transition did influence a bunch of state in subsequent state transitions, then they all gotta…go back too 😬 (i actually wanna test this out to observe it myself)
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russ
@russ
Yikes 😅 that doesn't sound great. But at least it's only a 7 day window of state that can be altered for most L2s I think. Kinda reminds me of my shitty file naming conventions state_confirmed-final-NoForRealThisTime.doc
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