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Kyle Samani
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.@willwarren89 let's say that relayers start sharing liquidity, but that some relayer(s) fork the 0x contract for whatever reason.

Is there any reason why the relayer who chose not to fork can't still share liquidity? If it's in her best interest, she should
1/ I don't see why should would not share post-fork if she did pre-fork? If she was before, and chooses not to now, she's choosing to shoot herself in the foot
2/ Perhaps it requires a bit more extra-protocol comms between relayers, but that seems like a manage-able problem

Also, I guess user signing message would be weird, but I'm pretty sure that can be abstracted (e.g. user signs two messages for conflicting formats in one action)
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Kyle Samani
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0/ The thread in which I argue that global state free should *not* start as SOV, then be used as MOE, and ultimately become UOA

It should actually be backwards
1/ First, some history

How did money come to be? Many, including Szabo, have postulated that money started as a collectible

nakamotoinstitute.org/shelling-out/
2/ The other common theory is that people realized there was a double-coincidence of wants problem (e.g. how do I trade my shoes for your lettuce, if you don't want my shoes).

And so because they realized this, they picked something to be money, to solve this problem
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The latest narratives from ETC community that the 51% attacks don't matter:

A) "The network is working as designed"
B) "Just wait longer for larger transactions"
C) "Who cares, they can't steal your money. It's not like they broke public key encryption"

Time to dispel each one
A) "The network is working as designed"

This argument is articulated here - medium.com/ethereum-class…

While technically true, this framed precisely the wrong way. Yes, the network is working as designed, *but it's not working as designed for the actual users*
B) "Just wait longer for larger transactions"

Sure, you can, but why would keep your wealth in a chain where you have *no idea how long transactions confirmations will take* when you can instead choose a chain in which you do know how long a confirmation can take?
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Kyle Samani
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This is an interesting take, and while technically correct, the implications of the way it's written dramatically overstate the the case for Dai. comments
1) the gold analogy doesn't really work because over massive over-colalteralization ratio. gold was collateralized 1:1 to gov paper
2) upper bound. i would be shocked to see a world in which more than 10% of all ETH is locked up in CDPs
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