The d/acc Trilemma: Principles for Ethereum Projects and Collaborations
summary
Lays out a concrete roadmap: L1 scaling, blob-based data availability, and UX work (account abstraction, faster finality, shorter L2 withdrawals) plus named RFCs/ERCs like 7828, 7930, 7786, 5792, and 7811. Argues for decentralized and democratic governance and differential defensive acceleration as a decision rule: prefer defenses, delay risky tech, and build what the ecosystem needs now. Offers results: a metaverse NFT charity that raised thousands and an open-source analog RPG for NFT communities that playtests well.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:24Ethereum’s future goals
- 1:50Evolving user experience
- 3:16Resilience in projects
- 3:59d/acc trilemma principles
- 5:24Defensive thinking foundation
- 6:27Differential tech development
- 7:10Measuring project criteria
- 7:32Defensive labors of love
- 10:01Analog gaming counterbalance
- 12:07Korea’s Web3 potential
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