Trying to wrap my head around eth becoming a #bitcoin L2 through roll ups (as a non tech person). So eth is stamping its records on btc, ok, but what happens when Vitalik wants to reverse a transaction again (or do any fundamental policy change)? Doesn’t he (and/or a DAO I don’t know how their governance works) just “vote” to say they’re starting a new series/fork of “true eth” roll ups that the community will have to follow? How does that transfer any of bitcoin’s security to eth? Centralized L2s can always make a new sequence of rollups cant they? Nobody is holding them to the old, as far as I can tell.

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Oh maybe it’s not a DAO it’s probably all the richest stakers.

Anyway, seems not right to me. Also I don’t see how it brings any value to bitcoin aside from raising fees and blockspace demand?

They just need some new bullshit to pump eth again. It's just as stupid as all the previous bullshit.