Also it's too much work to maintain a chain, block explorer, RPCs, wallet connect, DEX, CDP, money market, fuzzing tools, archive nodes, tenderly, wallets, bridges, etc.. People on the outside have no idea how far ahead ethereum is in terms of security and Dev tools.
Joseph Lubin
Joseph Lubin13.8. klo 03.17
Permissioned enterprise chains were tried and failed years ago. Why? Because nobody trusted the central controller of those chains enough to set up shop on those chains. We've seen the deplatforming story over and over for decades. There might be ways to make some of these work, but that would involve achieving credible neutrality and rigorous decentralization. Doesn't seem like that will be the plan, or even achievable, for most of the corporate L1s projects. From @tian_ling84099 (Paul Brody, EY):
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