Ethereum's Role as Open Infrastructure and Critical Ledger
Original title: From crypto rails to open infrastructure: Ethereum’s expanding role
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Key points
- Sofia Sukhinina researched ETH as a programmable, permissionless, publicly verifiable ledger for industries beyond blockchain.
- ETH is examined as a payment layer for open source funding.
- ETH is analyzed as a proof layer for professionalised maintenance attestation.
- ETH is studied as a coordination layer for open-weight AI.
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