Building onchain is similar to building in a jurisdiction without clear regulations. You don't have clarity or confidence to make long-term decisions that won't be impacted by external factors outside of your control. It's like building on quicksand. Building a product is tough enough but when the foundation of what you are building on shifts your ability to adjust is critical, and if you can't you die. It's why regulations shouldn't change often or quickly. Switzerland has built a MOAT on this (clear, never changing), the USA historically has as well (pro-builder). Ethereum should not make decisions lightly that could have a catastrophic impact on its #1# user base (DeFi), it erodes confidence at best and implodes users at worst. Decisions like this should (if at all) be rolled out over much longer time horizons and with users as the first stakeholders to engage. Right now besides stablecoins and prediction markets the industry is reeling. We need stability and support not foundational shifts that change the rules of the game. EIP-8361 changes the rules of the game. We're securing a multi-billion economy that is high-risk, not playing world cup football, the rules don't need to be changed right now.

Timelocks are an essential secure execution primitive. They create deterministic windows for monitoring, human review, incident response, and security council intervention before onchain actions become irreversible.

I don't believe EIP-8363 is net beneficial for Ethereum nor ethereum:native at the moment. 1. Punishes solo stakers: pushes staking to custodians, ETFs, and exchanges. 2. Reliance on MEV: As issuance drops, MEV increases from 7% to 30% of validator revenue. MEV favors massive pools and non-neutral, censoring relays over fair block production. 3. Negative impact on DeFi (major use-case): Killing it negatively impacts DeFi lending curves and forces capital into stablecoins or BTC, turning ETH into a low-yield funding asset. 4. Predictability: institutions and big money expects multi-year horizons of stability in order to invest. If anything something like this you'd plan years away giving time for institutions to react before it happens. Ethereum's staking ratio is growing because the design works. We should ensure as much stake as possible is solo-stakers and decentralised (Lido).

guys, ethereum wasn't created to fit into the existing system. it was created to _route around it_. somewhere along the way, we stopped trying to make the old world obsolete and started asking for its approval. fuck approval. wtf are we building today that makes the old world obsolete? not 10% cheaper. not 20% faster. _obsolete_.

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We’re proud to be working with the 3F team to ensure secure execution. Unlike most projects who run with a single stage multisig we’ve implemented multi-stage & party signing including automated verification. Proud to be working with one of the fastest growing RWA teams!

Schengen and the EU may collapse in the next 10 years. The divide on specific issues is too large to manage. Free and open borders doesn’t work if a nation wants to change the fabric of its cultural identity through immigration and by doing so threatens every other nation who doesn’t. It’s simple.

Important to do research before coming to Europe! Anything worth visiting is closed from 12-2 (you won't be served 30 minutes before and after that time), after 5pm (similarly no service 30 minutes before), and on weekends.

Really excited to be working with @citrea_xyz on their optimistic control framework. Vetoes = 1. Higher velocity 2. More secure (in many cases) 3. Reduced voter fatigue 4. Broader coverage Let's bring Bitcoin capital markets to everyone! 🍊🍋