polynya
@polynya
Theoretically, there's a perfect crypto governance - no governance at all In reality, though, there's a spectrum, and different governance system and approaches will be appropriate for different communities https://polynya.mirror.xyz/VAmUYGENEVgVCrmbSjhHQvM0P5wxS84lpAn8ye4dfFY
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Mac Budkowski ᵏ
@macbudkowski
Interesting take, submitted to @kiwi :) BTW have you written any longer piece about OP governance?
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Nelson
@nelsonmckey
Can you please take over Justin Bons account and just replace him completely 🥲
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Bojan
@bjnpck
Liquity is well known for having no governance, and being immutable.
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🌴tree.fail @ Bluesky
@tree
I also believe in zero governance and immutable protocols, but I'm happy that we have the full spectrum. Diversity.
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Tyler
@tylerterry.eth
love btc for every reason you mentioned. the base layer is very important and upgrades should be extremely difficult to implement. experimentation should be done on other layers. This is ETHs problem. You abstract smart contracts onto layer 2s on BTC and build from there. Once this occurs, Dont know why we need ETH.
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