Ryan Sean Adams

So by 2029, all of this would be implemented if it meets the roadmap?

Everything we just talked about.

You promise?

Everything.

Another question as I was thinking about this, and this is sort of from old software engineering veterans that have told me in the past that they say things like, you know what, rewrites never work.

And they have reasons for this that I'm not a software engineer, so I can't recite.

But it's basically like the rewrite is kind of a trap because it's a myth, because there's this panacea of getting rid of all the technical debt.

But what ends up happening is you just kind of do staple on to the existing code base and it becomes...

so much more thorny to start something from scratch.

In this case, Justin, you're saying like, hey, a rewrite is going to be a fresh start.

It's going to work.

What gives you that confidence?

And why is there something in the back of my head of some ancient software developer telling me that rewrites never work?

Why does that not apply here?

I guess we should emphasize, it's not just Ethereum has no choice.

No one in crypto has an alternative to this.

Everyone in crypto has to do a rewrite.

With Bitcoin, it's just ECDSA, but that in itself is enough.

I mean, what about the larger take though, Justin, that let's say we get to 2032, Ethereum is Quantum secure.

Bitcoin isn't.