"Right now the L2s are almost like a NATO security alliance with their own sovereignty. This would bring them closer to a state in the union of chains" David and Ryan react to Steven Goldfeder's proposal for Ethereum to adopt its biggest rollups "He says Ethereum should adopt its largest rollups, in the sense that a critical bug in Arbitrum, Base, or Robinhood chain should be treated as an Ethereum vulnerability and trigger an L1 fork just like an L1 bug would. Do you remember during the EigenLayer days when Vitalik wrote that article, don't overload Ethereum consensus? So Steven Goldfeder is proposing to overload Ethereum consensus" "Any layer 2 ecosystem that is of sufficient critical mass, we get the protection of the Ethereum layer 1 because we are big enough. And in exchange, we as L2s would be willing to pay more rent to ETH holders. Instead of the 0.15% you're getting today, maybe we'll do 10%, maybe 20%, because the service is worth more to us, we no longer need a security council. We accept the sovereignty of Ethereum L1" "Under the sovereignty of the L1, in exchange they'd pay higher taxes. This is closer to the united chains of Ethereum vision"