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Rollup architecture recommendations

💡This article was originally as an Obsidian publish note on August 29, 2023. In an effort to consolidate my writing, I am posting it here and will likely take down the original. Summary At Modular Cloud, we see lots of rollups. Here are some thoughts I have put together for

Resurrection

The greatest gift you can give someone is Moore's Law.

DAOs Predate Web3

Decentralized systems are proven to work. And Web3 protocol designers can benefit from analyzing these existing systems while designing new ones.

DAO Leadership Principles

Companies operate with a small number of highly trusted, high-performance contributors. Whereas DAOs operate with a large number of untrusted, low-performance contributors. But what each DAO contributor lacks in individual capacity, the overall system makes up for in scale.

State of GOSPEL (2021)

No single person or group created the ideas behind GOSPEL. These ideas have been evolving over time and are being implemented in many different ways by companies, DAOs, non-profits, and groups around the world.

Why DAOs Change Everything

DAOs enable you to fork the shareholder base. This is a permissionless way for anyone to compete as a shareholder.

GOSPEL Update

We are at a similar inflection point to the electrical revolution — which freed us from the constraint of dietary calorie driven work. The Internet can unlock orders of magnitude greater production of virtual products, just as electricity did physical ones.

GOSPEL FAQ #1

GOSPEL will allow companies and workers to drop pre-Internet constraints. Companies will operate in an asynchronous, permissionless manner that enables employees to contribute remotely from anywhere in the world.

Introducing GOSPEL (Global Open Source Permissionless Enterprise League)

We have seen a paradigm shift in what’s possible, but not a paradigm shift in how corporations operate.

1 Day of Day 1

The longer a project takes to launch, the longer you can expect until it launches. The further out the expected launch date, the more likely it will never be completed.