Solana Co-Founder: L1 Protocols Should Be Flexible Enough to Allow Applications to Operate as They Wish
Foresight News reports that Solana co-founder toly stated on X that the underlying L1 protocol should be flexible enough to allow applications to compete in their business operations. If applications can drive business growth through differentiated priorities, they will do so. If the L1 hinders their growth, they will migrate away from that L1. It's very simple. Regardless of whether an idea is good or bad, preventing applications from trying bad ideas they think might help growth will also motivate them to leave that L1.
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