You may ask yourself, well, how did I get here? This is my Ofac Compliant House, This is my Ofac Compliant Wife,. ..Into the blue again, after the money’s gone

The final test of Ethereum's decentralization will be how validators respond to Americentric OFAC censorship at the block production layer, coupled with Americentric OFAC stablecoins choosing a censoring fork Very real risk here, and probably the final test before ossification

@0xfoobarIn a world comprised of 195 countries, there will *always* be conflicts between national laws. Compliance everywhere is impossible Blockchains are supra-sovereign entities with their own laws (state transition rules) and citizens (wallets), overlapping w/ existing nationstates

One country's "terrorist" is another country's "freedom fighter". Appeals to an alleged hegemony oracle to separate the good guys and the bad guys are hopelessly naive So we'll get two sets of "censoring national blockchains" and "censorship-resistant international blockchains"

All countries will permit their citizens to use the local censoring national chain, but not a neighboring national chain A brave few will allow international chains, but this will likely be the exception rather than the rule. Takes great courage to grant freedom to your citizens

So the great Ethereum question is whether it becomes America's de facto domestic chain, or if it can overcome vested Americentric stakeholder interest (Circle, Coinbase, Lido) to prioritize international censorship resistance Sincerely hope we get the latter