Imo an underappreciated benefit of Proof-of-Stake lies in the competitive dynamics for validators and the activation of the token holder community. Validators (and more recently also LSTs/vaults/curators) basically do BD/institutional education on behalf of chains, as well as create tooling, research, and content benefiting the ecosystem in the pursuit of attracting stake. In a Proof-of-Governance model, there may be no additional incentive for validators to do anything but running infra as they don't stand to gain additional revenues.
The Rollup
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NEW EP: Why You Should Question Proof-of-Stake As The Default with Jon Charbonneau Blockchain architecture is far from as settled as we’ve been told. In today's episode, @ayyyeandy and @robbie_rollup sit down with @dba_crypto co-founder @jon_charb live to explore: > Why Proof-of-Stake Shouldn't Be The Default > Can Blockchains Stay Secure With Zero Token Inflation? > Celestia's Data Availability Fee Model Spreading > Ethereum's Move to 6-Second Slot Times > Which Design Assumptions Need Challenging? > Where Proof-of-Governance Fits In Full episode links below: Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:49 Magic Ad 01:17 Starknet Ad 01:43 State of Staking Businesses 04:23 Validator Capital Flow 07:10 Apps vs Validator Profit Imbalances 10:00 Multichain Landscape 12:58 Revenue Over Everything? 18:32 Mantle Ad 19:11 SummerFi Ad 19:55 Ideal Clob Infrastructure
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