Urgent Anti-Censorship Solution for Specific Transactions
summary
Proposal describes a narrowly scoped anti‑censorship mechanism for app chains that enforces force withdrawal and force trade transactions via an on‑chain queue, L1 verifier and bridge. Implementation on starnet‑style app chains (examples: dydx) records over 150+ forced transactions including millions of dollars moved, uses a ~seven‑day challenge window and makes force calls expensive (high gas) to deter spam. Known risks are DoS via mass force calls and contract upgradability; current deployments function in production but require further hardening.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Escape hatches for anti-censorship
- 1:04Centralization for self-custody
- 3:55Escape hatches design
- 7:49Self-custody vs decentralization
- 8:54App chain role
- 10:20dYdX escape hatches success
- 11:44Starnet escape hatch architecture
- 17:01DoS risks and mitigation
- 18:45Contract upgradability challenges
- 19:06Implementing escape hatches
- 20:12Conclusion
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