Can I offer you A shared confirmation layer for any asset on any chain?

This is @jessepollak bait!!!

More frequent batch posts to the L1 = faster, secure confirmations. Faster, secure confirmations = 1. More efficient use of liquidity due to reduced risk exposure window --> more volume bridged at a single time at (potentially) lower prices. 2. Faster withdrawal times to the L1 (particularly for ZK rollups, optimistic rollups with fast withdrawals enabled, or multi-proof rollups). 3. Faster withdrawal times into centralized exchanges --> faster fiat offramping . 4. Faster native (non-liquidity) bridge times between L2s. This is the same way Espresso works --> Rollups post to Espresso to get fast, secure confirmations and thus get all the above benefits, regardless of L1 gas prices.

"We’re trying to make content the center of the brand. Not just tweets, but culture. Personality. Something real." This kid was 13 YEARS OLD when he first discovered his crypto itch. He's going places and I can't wait to watch it play out - BULLISH MIGGY @0xm1ggy

I think we should stop using the word decentralization Decentralization is not a goal Censorship resistance is a goal Composability is a goal Eliminating platform risk is a goal Normal people don't know what decentralization is, and they don't care about it.

Crypto’s effects are rippling out everywhere

I see the people may be wanting their sequencers to be decentralized again soon

Rollups are exciting as it allows companies to offer their services and earn a fee while not being liable to protect billions of dollars — because it is the tech stack and not the operator who keeps the funds safe. Where does the “billions of dollars” come from? The world’s soon to be greatest liquidity layer: - Ethereum This is why scaling Ethereum is crucial. The greater its liquidity & usage, the better it is for rollups to tap in too. Bullish Ethereum & L2s.

would be bonkers if a tay thread essentially got roman's case declared as a mistrial

Coffee shop that serves espresso like this