Max are you trying to start a civil war here within the Ethereum?

I'm not, I'm just like if you're saying that you're

Ethereum aligned and you're saying that you've been working on a

decentralized sequencer, like do it.

Don't like continue to pass the ball and say it's going to be next month

over and over and over again forever like do it.

Welcome to Bankless where we explore the frontier of Internet money and Internet finance and today on Bankless

we explore a potential new frontier of the Ethereum roadmap. The question we're asking today is the Ethereum roadmap off track. The users transactions and value from reaching the

ethereal one. Are layer two's extensions of ethereal

how is the current set of centralized sequencer

optimistic roll-ups misaligned with the etherealmler one and what are the

consequences of this if we let it go unchecked? And if all of this is real and not just FUD, what should we do about it? We have Max Reznik on the show today. He's an Etheorem researcher working at the special mechanisms group.

He's got some opinions that are contrary to what is typically found out of the ethereal

roll-up centric roadmap. Max talks today about where ethereal is breaking down on his

vision for bringing the world onto decentralized about where Ethereum is breaking down on its vision

for bringing the world onto decentralized

censorship-resistant permissionless blockchains

and suggests possible alternatives

for directions for what Ethereum can do about it.

This is kind of a contrarian type of episode,

I would say.

And David, I gotta tell you I'm a little bit worried

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