I'm not going to engage crypto twitter regarding this, but happy to discuss here on Farcaster

I'm not going to engage crypto twitter regarding this, but happy to discuss here on Farcaster

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Yes, and I think even Solana fans will accept they will implement this new tech eventually

Is Solana an example of a monolithic blockchain? If so, do you think it's going to face these problems when scaling?

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Not to mention, if fragmentation was the key issue, multi-rollups are infinitely superior option to multi-monolithic-L1s

Excellent post. CT seems have swung hard against this thesis lately, and I get it - it’s a simple, digestible narrative to argue against “fragmentation”.

This “feature not a bug” reframing is a much higher level of clarity of where we’re aiming.

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Depends on what the application is. If it's stuff like payments, store-of-value, then yes - quite possible. But there are also potential (key, potential) hybrid applications which are going to require hundreds or even thousands of mega validium-like chains to scale (mirroring sharded/meshed/etc servers in "web2" apps)

Do you see a future where we end up with a "mega rollup" that has a parallelized execution env. and can process all the transactions we want?

Perhaps something like a parallelized EVM rollup.

Polygon 2.0, OP Stack, ZK Stack and many others have documentation around this. =nil; also announced something similar recently.

Polygon 2.0, OP Stack, ZK Stack and many others have documentation around this. =nil; also announced something similar recently. 

https://twitter.com/nil_foundation/status/1721918422198386966

Any leads on how validity proofs help scale horizontally (solving the so called liquidity fragmentation problem)?

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Yes, I'm definitely talking about a long-term horizon

I agree on a longer term horizon but I do think that monolithic ecos are currently (likely for only a short window as you mention) in a better position to try and leverage their abundant blockspace towards useful applications... feels like a pipe dream sometimes that we get there though

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I have not been following the L1 world, so it's mostly Tezos, though of course you have interesting projects like Mina or Aleo. It's a tall order getting into the market at this late stage though - even something 5 years old like Tezos has failed to gain any real traction. The only way seems to be shilling narratives

Aside from tezos, what other chain ecosystems do you find interesting from an architectural POV that you think don’t get enough attn from the research & technical community?

“We need nodes at homes, schools, government offices - in large cities, in villages, in Chile, in Papua New Guinea, and eventually in space.”

Amen. Personally I’m excited about getting them in nonprofit offices and community centers. Grassroots Economics is doing great work on this front in Kenya.

I appreciate your POV, and wrote something similar a while back in the lead up to the launch of @quilibrium:

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I appreciate your POV, and wrote something similar a while back in the lead up to the launch of @quilibrium: https://cassieheart.substack.com/p/the-futures-present-past

The cost of running a node is higest in bitcoin. But Bitcoin right now is the most decentralised, more then even ethereum. According to your article, are you suggesting that bitcoin is not a good blockchain because of its node cost?

@trustlessstate why are you marketing SOL? Mentioning it multiple times in every episode.

They are gaslighting about current tps, scaling plans and decentralization metrics. Give the light of day to communities with integrity.

@rsa.eth please steer Bankless back

Any thoughts on CCIP solving the cross chain liquidity fragmentation problem???

How well does Avalanche solution with subnets address the inefficiencies?