the SAFE contract is standard
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2026-09-22 15:17
like SAFE does
like AAFE does
the factory deploys wallets
the oracle just hosts the has
1 oracle, 1 wallet type, many wallet deployments with different security settings
something like that
here you pick "how much TDH you want to see on the oracle for that block"
you pick how many signatories you want
like with SAFE
1 oracle. many wallet deployments
I see. so there are many oracles on ethereum that have specific use cases and rules
don't know what this means
A rapid Q: so the validation process doesn't generate/consume any resources in the 6529 chain?
is different than 6529 research on mainnet
bc the level of security some goofing around on SHAPE 1 ETH account needs
i would let people pick their level of security for the oracle
cares about something
when an important wallet
not network decisions per se
what do you mean
right so maybe just for important network decisions
on 6529 network it is a non-event, all validators will validate
or is this on the 6529 network we are talking about posting the root hash
on eth
or is this on the 6529 network we are talking about posting the root hash
anyway
though i think most blocks won't post
yeah maybe
so we will be filling up ethereum block space. can't we have a lot of nodes sign a single transaction with the root hash
etc etc
we will see more TDH for the correct root and more validators for the correct root
so let's say you go rogue and post an incorrect root but also 6529 museum and bored and maybe all post the correct root
otherwise it is just a centralized L2
yes! any node with more than [x] TDH can post and more than 1 node can post the same block
you mean the oracle on ethereum? so it will be many nodes that post roots?
that the validators have a built in reputation system
it is very very very powerfulw
we can judge accordingly
given we know their TDH
e.g. more than 1 validator can post block hash for the same block on the oracle
maybe its rule is that "it needs 1M TDH" or 5% of current TDH to authorize
it is just one validator that posted with 100K TDH
it checks the oracle to see if the root on the oracle has that approved transaction
someone tries to push through a "sell 50 of them" tx
on ETH mainnet
6529 research has a wallet with 10,000 meme cards
i mean this
I see you mean as new blocks form in 6529 network with consensus on the root block
and you can bootstrap from there
once you have that, you have initial TDH state
the only trust assumption is that the first transaction is valid (we will do that one)
if you had the 6529 research wallet though maybe you would want to see something like 10% of network TDH has posted the root before you can transact
you can accept any posted root from TDH > x
if you have a lightweight low value wallet
for example
on the oracle
i think the way to manage (I think) is for each smart wallet to decide on what it needs on consensus