natoil42.eth
@natoil42
What does it mean that in a fully non-custodial protocol, you are solely responsible for your funds? A real-life example happened on Oct 30, when dYdX v3 gave way to dYdX Chain (v4). The old Layer 2 exchange was frozen and all open positions were valued at oracle prices at the time of the trading halt; since the state of all accounts is stored on the Ethereum smart contract, the users' funds will henceforth remain available for withdrawal indefinitely, without the need to rely on dYdX Trading or any other party for redemption! So who do you trust the most? Ethereum or your bank?
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Odiki Bliss
@odaiks
Well, different strokes for different folks
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Odiki Bliss
@odaiks
I prefer the former, to be honest. There are risks associated with this option, though.
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