Hey, I’ve been publishing my ‘inner voice’ content on Twitter for a while and I’d love to share also the ones that are related with EigenLayer ecosystem here.
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Let’s dive into the world of intersubjective faults and how $EIGEN brings a revolutionary approach to consensus! ! ![]()
JUST FOLLOW THE INNER VOICES ! ![]()
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$EIGEN: THE UNIVERSAL INTERSUBJECTIVE WORK TOKEN
Don’t start with “WTF IS INTERSUBJECTIVE???” ![]()
First, let’s start with a TL;DR for general context!
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“We call this ‘intersubjective’ faults”
Ok bro but, what’s fault?
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Let’s categorize faults if we understood what they are!

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You can tell me that you’re confused because of terms but STAY WITH ME, we’re connecting them!
And also an important question: Why don’t we punish people without worrying about anything?
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I guess we have bigger problems than we think…
We need a suitable piece that fit for that problem. Hmm
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Here it is with a fancy description! $EIGEN THE UNIVERSAL INTERSUBJECTIVE WORK TOKEN!
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EIGEN is designed to address ‘intersubjective faults’
It’s so cool! But,
How is the process handled? What are the core ideas that EIGEN is built on
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We have something FORKS here!
Two-Token System comes with two tokens which are
bEIGEN & EIGEN
Let’s see these tokens
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Cool! But, why two tokens?
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Forking mechanism can work better for isolation BUT which version of bEIGEN will be used after fork?
How will be decided?
Let’s see
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That’s enough philosophy and understanding the core ideas for today.
Let’s see the properties of $EIGEN
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As all good things come to an end, we have come to the end of this article ![]()
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