Name : Kris Kaczor (L2BEAT)
Address or ENS: 0x1B686eE8E31c5959D9F5BBd8122a58682788eeaD
Discord username : krzkaczor#6240
Verification (Tally profile or tweet): https://twitter.com/krzKaczor/status/1526294586510950402
I have read and understood the Delegate Commitment Process: YES
I understand that becoming a delegate is a significant commitment: YES
My reasons for wanting to be a delegate:
As a L2Beat.com co-founder, I’ve spent a lot of time researching and educating people about different ways that Ethereum can scale. I am a technical person not afraid to dive deep into tech. Bringing transparency and ensuring well being of rollup users was always a top priority for me. I hope that by becoming a delegate I can help to steer the development of Optimism in the right direction and fulfill these goals.
My view on the Optimistic Vision :
Public Goods are essential for any thriving community (virtual or not). A systemic solution to the public goods funding problem will make Optimism the best rollup to use.
The previous year, I had a pleasure to participate in the first Retroactive Public Goods Founding round done by Optimism. This gave me an opportunity to help many critical tools that lack any business model. I believe that baking public goods funding as a core principle of a rollup will be a game-changer for the quality of the whole ecosystem.
My view on the first three articles of the Working Constitution:
- As a MakerDAO governance participant I know firsthand that it’s impossible to design a perfect system on the first try. We will have to experiment and iterate for years before we get the governance model right.
- Typical token governance with the airdrops model is broken (for everyone except yield farmers). Providing voting power to actual users of the domain seems like a good alignment and it’s quite innovative on its own.
- It seems like a reasonable way to bootstrap the whole thing.
My Web3 interests:
DeFi, Developer tools, Infrastructure, Governance, Security
Languages I speak and write:
Polish, English
My skills and areas of expertise: writing and reading smart contracts, dev tooling, researching ethereum scalability solutions, trying to break rollups
My favorite Web3 projects:
MakerDAO, L2BEAT, DethCrypto 