Comms at @OpacityLabs. Bard/Wizard. Sommelier @tiny_wine. Formerly @HypurrFi @chainlink @ethstatus. Treat people with kindness and respect.
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look the foundational problem with ethereum protocol design is that most of the people designing the protocol don't actually use ethereum themselves. you can't fix the right things if you don't use your own fucking product. you don't have enough skin in the game if you don't personally depend on the system you're designing & stand to lose money when it breaks. i understand, everything looks great from an ivory tower lol. things look very different when you're actually on the ground dealing with the consequences. if you don't use ethereum yourself but still think you're qualified to design its protocol, you're playing god with a system you don't have to live with and whose consequences you don't have to suffer.
I'm not sure if we're out of the woods on exploits yet, but i do very much think that we are nearing a new golden decade or two.
golden age
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Bingo. I'll have a lot more to say about this, but for now, I'll just say that contained in these words are solutions to everything from growing wealth inequality through political polarization to a range of national security threats - if you have the eyes to see.
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Reusable KYC is stuck because people conflate two different things a verification can be:
1. a judgment ("this person is fine")
2. a set of facts with provenance (who recorded what, when, from where)
Medicine keeps these seperate. Dr Alice saying "Bob is healthy" is a judgment. A blood panel stamped with the lab and date is evidence.
If Bob brings Dr Alice's note to Dr Charlie, Dr charlie cant really lean on it. if Bob gets hurt its Dr Charlie's license on the line not Dr Alice's. So he orders the panel again
That's excatly how the BSA works. every institution owns its own obligation and no contract moves that liability to someone else.
Most "re-usable KYC" proposals are asking regulators to let Dr Charlie rely on Dr Alice's note. Nobody in medicine would propose that. Worse, if every Dr Charlie relies on the same Dr Alice, one bad Dr alice corrupts every file downstream
You dont fix the second opinion problem by making Dr Alice's opinion legally binding. You send the bloodwork.
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Celebrating privacy and @davidzmorris’ new documentary covering @rstormsf’s trial.
V fitting time as we reach the final hours of our privacy funding round on @OctantApp.
Writing code should not be a crime. Roman’s been unfairly prosecuted and is now going into his second trial. His case deserves a LOT more visibility and awareness.
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when 2026 started I didn’t think it’d end with me having a hamster as a co-founder
but here we are
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It’s real
This baboon Elon made it so that if you click any link on here, that website you go to can get your twitter account info if it gets compromised
Which is how I have 3k+ sessions apparently
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