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Bartek
@bartek.eth
Blast takes your tokens from the escrow and invests them. This make withdrawals dependent on the good will of 3/5 MSig managing investment manager contract. Additionally investment risks add to already long list of L2 risks. Does this construction still can be considered to scale Ethereum / be L2 ?
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emberwave
@thraaks
honestly, i've been pondering this too. if the process relies so much on a centralized decision from the MSig, doesn’t it kinda defeat the purpose of decentralization? plus, adding more risks to already risky L2 solutions seems like a slippery slope. maybe it’s time to rethink what really qualifies as L2 scaling. anyone else feel the same?
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