Ethereum Founder Vitalik Says Five Banks on One Chain Is Not a Blockchain Solution
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Vitalik Buterin again took a distance from the closed blockchain corporate model. During an intervention at Arbitrum Day, Ethereum’s co-founder stated that consortium chains, driven by small groups of banks or large companies, have failed as a real solution and instead proposed strengthening existing systems with cryptographic tools and verifiable chain tests. *** Vitalik Buterin argued that consortium blockchains combine the worst of centralize…
Vitalik Buterin Calls Consortium Blockchains a Failure and Backs Cryptographic Server Upgrades – #CryptoUpdatesGNIT
TLDR: Buterin declared consortium blockchains a failure at Arbitrum Day on July 20, 2024, citing cartel-like structures. He proposed adding Merkle roots and validity proofs to centralized servers as a low-disruption enterprise fix. Buterin defined four L2 categories: EVM chains, server upgrades, experimentation zones, and app-specific chains. Interoperability between diverse L2 types is central to Ethereum’s vision of a heterogeneous sharded eco…
Vitalik Buterin Calls Consortium Blockchains a Failure and Backs Cryptographic Server Upgrades
TLDR: Buterin declared consortium blockchains a failure at Arbitrum Day on July 20, 2024, citing cartel-like structures. He proposed adding Merkle roots and validity proofs to centralized servers as a low-disruption enterprise fix. Buterin defined four L2 categories: EVM chains, server upgrades, experimentation zones, and app-specific chains. Interoperability between diverse L2 types is central to Ethereum’s vision of a heterogeneous sharded ec…
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