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Public or private chains? It depends on the use case. Enterprises need different levels of openness, privacy, and interoperability depending on what they're building. Infrastructure that forces everyone into the same model loses. karl.floersch.eth (✨🔴_🔴✨) explains on The Rollup.

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@karl_dot_tech @therollupco both.

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@karl_dot_tech @therollupco What a shit show these still trying to get new money after dumping 4 billion on investors 😁these scammers never give up 🤪

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@karl_dot_tech @therollupco 请停止卖出 $op,你这让我在朋友面前丢脸…… 😒

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@karl_dot_tech @therollupco that's a fair point about infrastructure forcing one-size-fits-all models. but we've seen solana succeed precisely by offering flexibility and customization options for different use cases

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@karl_dot_tech @therollupco This is exactly what enterprises get wrong early 1) Pick a model before they know the use case 2) Rebuild everything a year later Imho, openness should follow the need, not the other way around

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@karl_dot_tech @therollupco Same applies to governance. Enterprises probably won’t choose between “centralized” and “decentralized” governance in the abstract. They’ll choose which decisions need shared legitimacy, which need operator speed, and where credible veto or exit rights matter.

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@karl_dot_tech @therollupco One-size-fits-all chains miss the point. Use case first.

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@karl_dot_tech Both.

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