You stated: "In plasma and state channels generally, the users are responsible in part or in whole about the safety of their funds and must be “watching” what is happening on layer-1’s contract in case the operator or another user tries to make a fraudulent exit." How is that different here? In an ORU, how do users know if an operator misreports something? Do they just have a script running that verifies the data reported back to L1, compared to their own data they know to be legit? How is "watching" not needed on ORU? Thx for the great article!
This was such a fantastic read! You're really gifted at abstracting/explaining fairly complex concepts to a n00b like me!
Great content! You are making complex things easier for the broader audience to understand them. Thank you.
This was a great read. Thanks for writing it!
Also typo here:
"Bob may have bribed him to to this to hurt Alice" should be "bribed him to do this"
This is so beautiful to read...
What a good job. Thanks for your work.
great read, thank you!
You stated: "In plasma and state channels generally, the users are responsible in part or in whole about the safety of their funds and must be “watching” what is happening on layer-1’s contract in case the operator or another user tries to make a fraudulent exit." How is that different here? In an ORU, how do users know if an operator misreports something? Do they just have a script running that verifies the data reported back to L1, compared to their own data they know to be legit? How is "watching" not needed on ORU? Thx for the great article!