Ryan Sean Adams

And to publish the rules.

Like we're even seeing this with USDC and Circle right now, which is like, when does Jeremy Lair and Circle decide to like freeze USDC or not?

Like the reaction time is not quick enough or appropriate enough to meet kind of the actual market needed demand.

You guys want to say stuff, so go ahead, Dan.

But the first two are different, though.

It's like in the Bitcoin case and the Ethereum case, I would argue that that's kind of like hard fork governance, right?

That's partially why the bar has to be so high.

It has to be something, to your point, Dan, that's existential.

Now, whether USDC and Tether withdrawing their support from Ethereum meets that standard, I think you'd say it does because that would wreak havoc on all Ethereum DeFi.

And so you'd say that's existential, that would cause a fork.

Others would say maybe not, and that's why there's a fork, right?

Potentially.

But there's no, like, 9 of 12 multisig, do you know?

It gets...

The same thing with Bitcoin.

It gets resolved in this messy, fork-driven governance, structureless type of way.

And that makes it such that the bar is quite high, has to be something existential before you actually trigger that.

But Odysseus, you wanted to chime in.

Yeah, that's interesting.

Probably, you know, safe and tired.