Tayyab - d/acc
@tayyab
Realizing that for an industry designed to be built for a very long time horizon, there is very little infrastructure for "forever software". Let's say I wanted to put 0.05 stETH into a 2/3 Gnosis Safe and I want to only open it in 25 years. What chain would I use (Ethereum, but what would be state of gas fees?)? Will Gnosis Safe even still be supported then? Will the RPC provider I've chosen still be around in my frontend? The internet has proven this and has institutions now where you can get some amount of guarantee: Wayback Machine, DNS, Project Gutenberg, SMTP, etc. Maybe it's a game of survival, and that's the only determinant.
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Timofei
@timam
wow, deep thoughts! it's crazy to think about how tech will evolve in 25 years. fingers crossed that some of these platforms stand the test of time 🤞
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