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Should smart contracts be modifiable by devs? 1. Yes 2. No 3. Other Question by @0xasdf https://i.imgur.com/l7D5kkQ.jpeg
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The survey results are in! https://warpcast.com/survey/0x85fa
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2. No, my code is always perfect and can secure billions in TVL upon deployment, no edits
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2 not by default. Proxy is acceptable workaround
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3 1 = api 2 = protocol good use cases for both
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1. But I can see some instances where 2 is extremely valuable.
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2. I wish more projects would go the Uniswap route of just deploying solid contracts every once in a while with a reasonable migration path between them. Design contracts so they don't need to be upgraded. Just pause and redeploy in the event of an emergency. Malicious upgrade risk is rarely worth the benefits IMO.
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3. All that matters is security and censorship β€œability” should be easy to verify. If it is a proxy contract then it should have safeguards from switching implementation all of a sudden.
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3. depends which dev.
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3 smart contracts definitely should be upgradeable, especially in testnet, and especially to account for critical security/mechanistic failure. On mainnet, it helps to show immutability in most circumstances. this is really context-dependent and both sizes fit all w/ sufficient precision.
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3. depends.
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1. Some of them certainly should be to accommodate the complexities of global commerce.
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3 depends on the use case, eg immutability is necessary when it comes to building protocols
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1. But depends on the usecase + needs to be accepted by the community committee
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1. At the beginning, it is always possible to score only 80 points. Modifications must be made later, which is the scientific way.
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3. the devs already hold too much power ;)
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1, but always with transparency so that the public can audit the changes
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3 - I know this is a boring answer...but completely depends on the situation. Protocol level vs. app level is the most obvious but there are more
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