and even if most people most days are using a permissioned L2 for their coffee + points
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is a big deal
to an exciting new business opportunity
the fact that crypto has gone from toxic to tradfi
I would say we are about 5 years away from this now
Amex gets the sequencer revenue and kicks back some to you in the form of "points"
or L2
but your Amex Rewards cards with points is on an L3
that big institutions and OGs transact on mainnet
is the same structure will emerge here
to me the most likely end state
where the base layer is something like ETH mainnet
trad finance is a 3 tier system
and then it settles over so often to an L2/L1 for finality
the normie experience is going to be more like Barclays L3 and there the chain is effectively permissioned for small value retail transactions and Barclays can roll it back
these types of hacks have happened on RTGSs
i think this will emerge. this is a L2 or L3 system. the issue today is that banks and consumers alike are interacting on the RTGS (Real Time Gross Settlement system) like Fedwire in the USA or TARGET2 in Eurozone or CHAPS in UK)
if you send the money to the wrong person (as a bank) on Fedwire and it goes I dunno to the Philippines, the Federal Reserve is not reversing the transaction to give you your money back
How can crypto ever get mainstream adoption or anything close to it
You get conned irl the bank / card issuers bails you out most of the time
I am not important per se or I should not be important. what should be important is the system
maybe. i think of the question in the opposite way. the system is mature when it does not matter if my identity is revealed. e.g. if you kidnap Vitalik, there is nothing you can do to Ethereum - it will continue to work in the exact same way
I have a tabloid, off-topic and hypothetical question. So when you're done, can you reveal your identity? 👀
is "send all your NFTs to @[maybe]"
and what is sent to your wallet to sign
and the FE continues to show this
so it would be something like: "you go to sign 'sent 0.6529 to subscription' "
and replaced it
they waited until bybit made a real tx
but the nature of the attack wasn't that they made a fake tx
in practice for now individuals are at zero risk from NK targeted attacks
they are very capable
to be more precise
they are very good
obviously not a great situation - but objectively it seems like a pretty impressive technical move by NK/Lazarus.
and see if they can explain the changes
automatically read all changes
ASIs help on defense here too
but IN PRINCIPLE
and see if they have changed etc etc
and the most popular
you need to first have the fewest number
this is one of the purposes of it being open source
any new release is reviewed by many people
in principle yes but ideally an ongoing end-state is that
do 6529core devs check for the correct libraries? etc
ideally computers that have nothing to do with each other
so that multiple computers need to be compromised
which is why you still need multi-sigs
gets compromised
but does not prevent the attack vector being 'your computer'
now in principle running locally prevents you from the attack vector being the opensea fronted
it is like if opensea got hacked and you thought you were spending 10 ETH for a BAYC but instead the transaction in the background is a swap for a superyeti
that is the attack vector
yes
like my actually desired end state is NFTs and 6529 network are everything I hope they will be and also i can walk through times square and dozens of malicious ASIs and/or humans have figured out who I am and can figure out that there is absolutely no point in attacking me