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    1. these outages show how weak some companies, blockchains and institutions really are

    2. technically you can force your transactions by yourself using L1 even if the network is down, that’s the power of L2

    3. Creepy_Incident_420 on

      This issue was addressed a few years before already in accordance of other chains, that it is not decentralization to rely on the infrastructure of AWS, Azure or Google.

      Real decentralization means that the nodes are running on different geographic locations, e.g. in the basement of many participants.

      There are many non sexy projects with way better decentralized node infrastructure.

    4. No shit, many L2s are not decentralised at all. They opt for speed and capacity over decentralisation and inherit security by checking in with the L1 every x time.

    5. SoggyGrayDuck on

      I wonder how much of crypto runs on AWS. It’s seriously one of the easiest ways to run node, especially if you get slashed for downtime

    6. larrydalobstah on

      Who thought base was ever decentralized to begin with…

      Coinbase even knows it’s centralized, you’d have to be a new to crypto or just naive to think that

    7. Is it truly possible to achieve decentralisation without some degree of centralisation?

    8. Every_Hunt_160 on

      Of course the Layer 2 launched by freaking Coinbase isn’t decentralised ..

    9. Good god the lack of knowledge in some of these comments.

      Not ideal to be so reliant on AWS but Jesus people take 2 mins to educate yourself on what Base actually is.

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