Solana Co-Founder Critiques ZKSync’s Decentralization Claims
- Solana’s Anatoly Yakovenko argues ZKSync remains akin to a multisig system.
- ZKSync’s co-founder Alex Gluchowski claims their governance system is a step toward full decentralization.
- The governance structure includes a Token Assembly, Security Council, and Guardians to prevent unilateral control.
Yakovenko points out that ZKSync’s governance could still fall under legal jurisdiction, compromising its decentralization. Despite ZKSync’s three-body governance model, the concern remains that a court could potentially control the system.
As Ethereum’s layer-2 networks strive for full decentralization, the ongoing scrutiny highlights the challenges and importance of achieving truly decentralized blockchain governance.
