Lei Yang

Yes, it's interesting that now you can arbitrate between returning the money or not returning money or not freezing the money.

But

I would rather not face that question because, I mean, who wants to be caught up to serve jury duty every other day, right?

That's a great answer.

Yeah, I have a different version.

So I would take a good nap on the weekend and I will make an e-ink dashboard showing mega token price and I'll hand it in front of my desk.

And yeah, and I'm just, yeah, and probably onto the next project, probably onto the next product.

So I think our engineering team has been sprinting for so many weeks tirelessly.

Yeah, I think everyone is looking forward to work on a new fresh set of problems because I think we do have a culture of being tireless as long as there are interesting problems to solve.

Lei, what do you think?

Yeah, it's pretty much about differentiation because to us, it's pretty uninteresting to try to build and replicate exact primitives provided by the layer one because then first, of course, you face the question, why do I use a layer two that provides essentially the same service as the layer one?

But also it's just technically uninteresting, uninteresting in a technical sense, in an academic sense that you are basically trying to replicate things in a much harder way, in the sense that actually I think to the contrary of I think common belief, it's actually very hard to build a secure layer two.

And if all you want from a layer two is kind of just...

adopt Ethereum security as is, then I think you are better off like building an odd layer one, I would say.

I would go as far as that.

Right.

So I think first it's a logical... Yeah, it's a pivot.

So yeah, it's a logical pivot.

And we kind of saw it coming from the Galago of MegaEth.

So we are... I mean, we're not surprised at all.