Ethereum

You might have heard that Ethereum is like the United States. But if we assume that Mainnet is the federal government and the L2s are states, what does it mean for the spicy "Do L2s make sense" debate?

Here's my take:

You might have heard that Ethereum is like the United States. But if we assume that Mainnet is the federal government and the L2s are states, what does it mean for the spicy "Do L2s make sense" debate?

Here's my take:

https://news.kiwistand.com/stories?index=0x66f11a674d0f6cd0c9d44f7b9390f4b3d25583b7f9a3abf48c9787eb8e4c27b597d933d1

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I think chances are that a hundred years from now, the protocol guild will be acknowledged as the founding fathers of a network state constitution, which is the protocol enforcing Ethereum onchain itself.

we could also say that there are too many useless products. if we want to innovate, we have to experiment.  

but if you want a more critical POV than mine, @jaack.eth had an interesting take

we could also say that there are too many useless products. if we want to innovate, we have to experiment.  

but if you want a more critical POV than mine, @ijaack had an interesting take

 https://news.kiwistand.com/stories?index=0x66edd6cd8e143cfd4427afe2e676819366bf1b9999c2672d510f23cdf52666fb5f569bbb