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~ liveness in network and software production ~ https://x.com/trent_vanepps/status/1987936998615597324?s=20

any recommends for entry level ethereum podcast/video episodes? ideally with an intro to blockchains and how ethereum is unique

commons domestic product (CDP)

the @protocolguild endowment is a source of short term relief and a covenant across generations of core devs https://x.com/chrisbrunet/status/1980721942622785771

distributed networks are media

~ challenges to funding eth common goods ~ Ethereum has low user switching costs, censorship resistance, permissionless access, composability, open standards, network effects. The bar to leverage these characteristics to build services that make money is a lot lower than traditional infra; in the end, we get a market machine for common goods (eg. settlement, financial services, remittances). It’s still early, but I believe that this will make rent-seeking difficult ie. lockin, moats, high fees are easier to route around. Ultimately, this is good for user welfare! However, IMO it means the “rev share to public goods” models may require a lot more coordination (cycling btwn donors as margins fall) and # of entities/scale to be impactful. Or put differently, it's less likely we see the web2 model of "multinational with moat drips OSS patronage $" (eg. linux). [continued below]

ethereum is a market machine which produces common resources for the lowest cost

happy 10 years ethereum =) next 10 will surface new dynamics - political economy will need to further mature - game board is larger + multi-dimensional - players will be more sophisticated still humans, shared resources & commons at the center still lots to do, scale, & interop

trust builds slowly slow is smooth and smooth is fast the next century will be built on Ethereum

yesterday @ other internet interview and they ended w/ a question: what's one tip for people new to the industry? my response: mechanisms (esp. for allocation) are means, not ends. never a magic replacement for organizing at the right level of abstraction

ethereum names execution layer upgrades by @efdevconnect cities. 2 upgrades/yr catches us up in 2030! '25 H1/H2 : Prague/Osaka '26 H1/H2 : Amsterdam/Bogota '27 H1/H2 : Istanbul/Bangkok '28 H1/H2 : Buenos Aires/'26 city '29 H1/H2 : '27 city/'28 city '30 H1/H2 : '29 city/'30 event

1/ Just published: Pectra Pages 🦒 +40 Pectra upgrade perspectives from Ethereum core contributors ↓ summary thread below ↓ https://stateful.mirror.xyz/XY5jpORV36JXS-qhSzIgGj_S8b5Yoh2rJKmhAvMJOTc

I'm at TLDR (the latest in defi research) in NYC today & tomorrow if anyone wants to say hi, talk about the ethereum roadmap, or @protocolguild!

whole earth time-chain | on @zora when we look out, do we see ourselves? https://zora.co/coin/base:0x90743cb34aded160b0f7f9a1ba22e43581207c6c?referrer=0xc0fe220efa8e77370b33db3f782c3c4d2cef83d2

its.. beautiful 🥹

peerDAS devnet 7 just launched a few hours ago 🫡 courtesy of @ethpandaops 🐼 and clients

v1 - resource allocation system tradeoffs | on @zora these attributes consider operators and “users”/beneficiaries. can it also be mapped to anti-sybil mechs? should this be a 2x2? https://zora.co/coin/base:0xbfd6bf6003ff7b3f7b9565f1cebfda6b00641eff?referrer=0xc0fe220efa8e77370b33db3f782c3c4d2cef83d2

cautiously optimistic - what are the implications of the apple <> fortnite ruling for crypto payment rails/ apps?

both @protocolguild and @l2beat are civic standards bodies which start with a question: PG: what is the L1 core protocol? L2B: what makes L2s secure? they use the resulting framework to produce lists PG: who is working on the L1? L2B: what are the most secure L2s?

primary entrance | coined on @zora https://zora.co/coin/base:0x687b55b8531545fe9ea0a2247a100aa349769b84?referrer=0xc0fe220efa8e77370b33db3f782c3c4d2cef83d2