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This article is the first draft of the author's participation in the preparation of the TBI Trusted Blockchain Promotion Plan "Blockchain Supply Chain Collaborative Application White Paper"

This article is the first draft of the author's participation in the preparation of the TBI Trusted Blockchain Promotion Plan "Blockchain Supply Chain Collaborative Application White Paper"

观点来自Mirror CTO @strangechances

#stETH脱锚与 #以太坊PoS中心化 merge

还没来得及搞清楚各种虚拟币就已经进化到NFT，众声喧哗中元宇宙又突然降临。

E. Glen Weyl,2 Puja Ohlhaver,3 Vitalik Buterin

Recently, The second largest EVM-compatible L2 chain Optimism announced their first token airdrop. 🤯

One of the most valuable properties of many blockchain applications is trustlessness: the ability of the application to continue operating in an expected way without needing to rely on a specific actor to behave in a specific way even when their interests might change and push them to act in some different unexpected way in the future. Blockchain applications are never fully trustless, but some applications are much closer to being trustless than others. If we want to make practical moves toward trust minimization, we want to have the ability to compare different degrees of trust. First, my simple one-sentence definition of trust: trust is the use of any assumptions about the behavior of other people. If before the pandemic you would walk down the street without making sure to keep two meters' distance from strangers so that they could not suddenly take out a knife and stab you, that's a kind of trust: both trust that people are very rarely completely deranged, and trust that the people managing the legal system continue to provide strong incentives against that kind of behavior.