Moving towards the interoperability of chains
Disclaimer: I work for Optimism
> Now you may be wondering, “wait, no on-chain contract verifying fraud proofs?”... yep. Optimism chooses to remove fraud proofs from their system.
This is not accurate. Optimism *will* still have on-chain fraud proofs as part of the 2.0 system. I think you are misunderstanding the blog post.
> Even worse is the fact that we are delegating all the trust to the Optimism team.
Again, not true. Anyone will be able to run a validating node, and anyone will be able to execute the fraud proofs.
Disclaimer: I work for Optimism
> Now you may be wondering, “wait, no on-chain contract verifying fraud proofs?”... yep. Optimism chooses to remove fraud proofs from their system.
This is not accurate. Optimism *will* still have on-chain fraud proofs as part of the 2.0 system. I think you are misunderstanding the blog post.
> Even worse is the fact that we are delegating all the trust to the Optimism team.
Again, not true. Anyone will be able to run a validating node, and anyone will be able to execute the fraud proofs.