Ethereum

I have a new post discussing a possible future where most tx fees are covered by service providers, sequencers and dApps. There many benefits and several important consequences.

I have a new post discussing a possible future where most tx fees are covered by service providers, sequencers and dApps. There many benefits and several important consequences.

https://paragraph.xyz/@omid.eth/on-the-abstraction-of-fees

I’ve co-authored a new piece with @kydo and @bmpalatiello on one of the lesser discussed benefits of restaking: faster ossification for Ethereum. 

Feedback or pushback appreciated!

views are my own, protocol @ eigen labs; prev working on decentralization @ gitcoin, llama, stanford medicine.

I’ve co-authored a new piece with @kydo and @bmpalatiello on one of the lesser discussed benefits of restaking: faster ossification for Ethereum. 

Feedback or pushback appreciated! 

 https://mirror.xyz/omid.eth/r4SFrPGzMEzwyhe3-0QIXzyNLPNUD_jmACi62SZCXlw

I’ve been thinking about tokenomics lately and  what not to do.

For example, L1 chains raise a ton of money, do a massive pre-mine with only short lockups, then let locked tokens be staked. 

This ensures that token distribution remains concentrated.

I’ve been thinking about tokenomics lately and  what not to do.

For example, L1 chains raise a ton of money, do a massive pre-mine with only short lockups, then let locked tokens be staked. 

This ensures that token distribution remains concentrated.

https://twitter.com/malekanoms/status/1756426541603377263

I have a new piece in Fortune explaining crypto as a form of intergenerational revenge:

I have a new piece in Fortune explaining crypto as a form of intergenerational revenge: https://fortune.com/crypto/2024/02/09/driving-current-crypto-boom-intergenerational-revenge/

Omid Malekan

@malekanoms