There is a reason why Ethereum data availability is worth more than Solana's data availability.

Because of network effects.

Yes, this notion of shared security, this notion of synchronous composability. Because of the economic security. of one ENS in the world, right? There's only one Ephurium and internet main system.

This is really weak. This is why I think it's ugly and it's not fixable, is it's not a fundamentally

hard thing. Welcome to Bangless, where today we're exploring the frontier of

Ethereum versus Salana in debate style format. This is Ryan Sean Adams. I'm here

with David Hoffman and we're here to help you become more bankless. So on the debate track today

Ethereum versus Salana. We've got a conversation between Ethereum researcher

Justin Drake and co-founder of Salana and Aetola Yachavenko.

Now both of these were previous Spankless guests. I'm sure you know them from their

respective communities and the prompt for this episode was really simple.

Give us the good, the bad, and the ugly of each other's respective

blockchain ecosystems.

Take the conversation wherever you want.

You could talk about architecture, you could talk about economic security, and indeed the guests did.

David and I tried to give both guests time to debate each other with minimal

intervention and I think at times this went well at other times it probably caused us

to go down into semantic rabbit holes fairly deeply,

but overall I think both guests were able to communicate their main messages throughout this episode.

Sometimes they were attacking, sometimes they were defending, occasionally they were throwing each other compliments.

It's a very entertaining episode overall.

If you pay attention to Anatole and Drake on Twitter,

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