Governance is *the* unsolved problem of blockchain. (Change my mind, etc...)

🎥 NEW VIDEO DROP ⚠️ Will AI & Web3 Replace Banks and Governments? youtu.be/2wARKf3RWAU 👀 What happens when courts, banks, and schools become obsolete? In this Collective Call, we explore three real-world projects actively reshaping finance, governance, and education — powered by AI and Web3. 💡 Here's what you'll learn: 🔹 Q Protocol – A new kind of digital governance: programmable constitutions, arbitration, and on-chain enforcement 🔹 StablePay – 10-second global payments with stablecoins. No banks. No borders 🔹 Future Learner – AI-native learning platform with Web3 rewards and verifiable credentials on-chain 💥 Topics we cover: — Can AI replace courts? — Are stablecoins killing SWIFT? — Will blockchain education outperform traditional schools? 🧠 This is not theory — these are live products, already making waves. 📌 Project Links & Contacts: ◾️ Q Protocol – q.org/ 📨 Martin Schmidt – [email protected] | TG: t.me/Neuk84 ◾️ StablePay – Real-time cross-border payments 📨 Akhilesh Chandra – [email protected] | TG: t.me/yadvendrakhilesh ◾️ Future Learner – AI-powered learning + Web3 🌐 FutureLearner.ai 📨 Eddie Ho – [email protected] | TG: t.me/EddieHo_Ai ⚡️ Web3 governance, AI automation, decentralized finance and tokenized learning — all in one call. Don't sleep on this one. ✉️ Building something similar? Apply to pitch at the next Collective Call.

0/ The second constitution-based slashing in history has been executed on the Q Protocol. Here’s what happened and why this matters: 🧵👇

Do you need some intellectual stimulus for the weekend? Look no further: Take a deep breath and watch this 6-minute video of @IncompleteRules, recorded at @EFDevconnect in Bangkok last year. Eric’s high-intensity talk is a perfect intro to the art and science of slashing, a core primitive in decentralized systems design. With the introduction of constitutional slashing, Q Protocol is pushing the boundaries of slashing design, enabling enforcement of subjective rules “beyond code-is-law”. Eric supports @QBlockchain as a root node. His work is an invaluable in improving the utility and robustness of Q and other decentralized systems. youtu.be/frKyGtUTvi0?si=Wo-V…

The most critical issue in crypto is removing multisig control over protocols. Resolving the tension between immutability and upgradability is essential for us to fulfill our vision. When looking at major protocols, whether on Ethereum or Solana, we find that emergency multisigs typically possess unlimited authority to modify contracts - controlling the assets in them as a result. My rough calculations suggest that protocol multisigs on Ethereum alone control over $50 billion in assets. This figure encompasses all L2s, most of DeFi (with Uniswap as a notable exception), and EigenLayer. On Solana, the primary token implementation, the SPL2022 contract (similar to the ERC20 implementation for Solana), is also upgradable, meaning all tokens dependent on it are likewise upgradable. This is an industry wide problem that we are all seeming to struggle with. What innovative approaches do you see protocols taking to address this issue?

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