Decentralization & Real-World Integration - Decentralization is likely to prevail due to its inherent advantages, similar to Churchill's analogy about democracy [1] - Integrating real-world assets on-chain necessitates acknowledging real-world constraints and human behavior [2] - Decentralized systems offer an "opt-out" option, providing value as a store of value [2] Future Trends - A semi-permissioned or consortium-based future, like Austin's vision, is considered unsustainable [1] - Users, asset issuers, and regulators will ultimately gravitate towards decentralized networks [1]

RT Brother CryptoTraalala.stark (@CryptoTraalala)Starknet is CRUSHING all competitors.Here’s why👇Few days ago Starknet released v0.14.0 (Grinta upgrade), a massive milestone that brings:• Instant transaction• Tx prioritization• Lower fees• Decentralization• Web 2 UXHere’s everything you need to know about this upgrade and why it’s simply INSANE 👇1. Instant transactionTransactions now get pre-confirmed in ~0.5 seconds. So we can say it’s done instantly.Remember when Starknet was slow AF ? Now it’s one of the ...

If Austin's version of a semi-permissioned future or consortium future becomes true, it'll blow itself up. To me, at the end of the day, the people, the users, the assets, the companies who issue those assets and the governments who regulate those companies will find themselves on a decentralized network because I'm going to garble this, but it's like the quote that Churchill said about America or it's the worst option except for every other one. And I think ultimately decentralization will win by default.A ...

Overview - Fileverse is a decentralized file-sharing and collaboration protocol [1] - Fileverse aims to make collaboration open, private, and censorship-resistant [1] Technology - Fileverse is built on Ethereum [1] Key Features - Users control their documents, permissions, and access [1]

RT Eli Ben-Sasson | Starknet.io (@EliBenSasson)Starknet Grinta version (v0.14.0) brought a whole list of remarkable features and improvements (it's a mega version, even when taking into account the hiccups).But one amazing milestone is moving from a centralized architecture to a decentralized one.It's not trivial, it's not easy, it requires focus and time and brain power to make it happen, but:DECENTRALIZATION IS IMPORTANT.We do not choose shortcuts. ...

*** I found this part on HL or Dydx L1 solutions and Lighter zkrollup comparison interesting/From their whitepaper below:"The greater centralization of these chains undermines their security, as the integrity of the consensus mechanism can be more easily compromised." https://t.co/CqQiOyJ6LW ...

Crypto is entering its "practical" era.> Institutional capital with longer time horizons> Trenches are mostly cooked> DAOs as legal arbitrage are being broken down> Increasing focus on revenue & sustainability> Token performance dispersion> Decentralization for the sake of it is changing> Issuance and inflation on PoS is being adjusted> Airdrops are increasingly commoditized> Teams being forced to achieve PMF> Apps are in the limelight> Marketing is breaking through traditional mediums rather than just CT> ...

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RT Starknet (@Starknet)1/ Grinta is now live on Mainnet!A major milestone toward decentralization. A massive UX upgrade for everyone.Here’s everything you need to know about v0.14.0, one feature at a time 🧵👇 https://t.co/jhEYNSZ4fR ...

RT Omar Espejel 🎣 (@espejelomar)Let's break down this decentralization in Starknet’s v0. 14. 0 means, step by stepFirst remember the problem it solves: In simple blockchains (even in early L2s like Starknet), there's usually someone (the "sequencer") who is the central point of the network: they take transactions, put them in blocks, and send them to the main chain (here, Ethereum). Which is all very efficient but leaves us with one big point of failure: If that sequencer goes down, succumbs to hacks, or is ...