blockchain governance - Val Sklarov – Leadership, Vision, and Growth for the Future

In the Val Sklarov Legitimacy Cycle, crypto legitimacy is not granted by community enthusiasm or…

Val Sklarov’s Protocol Legitimacy Load Finality Law (PLLFL) explains why crypto systems don’t collapse when…

Val Sklarov’s Protocol Authority–Burden Inversion Law (PABIL) explains why crypto systems don’t fail when governance…

Val Sklarov’s Protocol Irreversible Responsibility Concentration Law (PIRCL) explains why crypto systems don’t collapse when…

Val Sklarov’s Protocol Control Transfer Finality Law (PCTFL) explains why crypto systems don’t lose decentralization…

Val Sklarov’s Protocol Dependency Capture Law (PDCL) explains why crypto systems don’t fail when decentralization…

Val Sklarov’s Protocol Irreversibility Accumulation Law (PIAL) explains why crypto protocols don’t become fragile when…

Val Sklarov’s Decentralized Accountability Collapse Theory (DACT) explains why crypto systems fail not when decentralization…

Val Sklarov’s Protocol Legitimacy Compression Law (PLCL) explains why crypto protocols rarely fail because the…

Val Sklarov’s Permissionless Illusion Decay Law (PIDL) explains why systems branded as “permissionless” inevitably recreate…