Gnosis chain is also a beacon chain. So it's also Ethereum consensus. Interesting because they have the same data structure on each side, it's easier to do. Or at least you kind of only have to do it for proof of work. I mean, again, I think it's potentially possible for most consensus algorithms. It was immediately clear that this is a challenging moment forthereum and that, yeah, in my view, it would really be a test towards how decentralized Etherum is.
In this week’s episode, Anna and Martin Köppelmann, Co-Founder of Gnosis discuss the OFAC sanctions against Tornado Cash and the impact this has had on builders in the community. They specifically focus on how the Tornado action helped reveal centralizing forces in Ethereum as well as the need for decentralization.
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