Do you have to go to court and spend thousands of dollars to get security in your donut purchase?

The court is never for everyday, small interactions. Neither will the base layer be.

To suggest we cannot extend its trust because fees are too expensive, is to say we can’t have a sustainable society even if we have a just and incorruptible court system, because not everyone can afford to dispute every transaction in front of a judge.


It simply means the cost will be relative to how bad the conflict is, which seems natural to me. 

And even that conclusion assumes there’s no better tools that we haven’t discovered yet on how to batch/combine “settlements” across separate networks. I don’t think such a wall exists. 🤷🏻‍♂️ 

 All I’m saying is that extending trustlessness to every interaction is unecessary if not counterproductive but maybe we agree there. 

 We do agree there 👍