—While we’re at it, an unrelated idea for a cypherpunk speed marketing stunt: a decentralized ping-pong protocol between L1s.The idea is to build a trustless, autonomous agent that verifiably plays “ping-pong” across different blockchains. Think of it as passing a torch of cryptographically signed messages from one chain to the next.Once the “ping” transaction is confirmed on Chain A, a watcher signals Chain B to respond with an on-chain “pong” as fast as possible. This “pong” must include a cryptographic proof of the “ping” on Chain A (like the hash of the block that included it).This rally can run indefinitely across multiple L1s, creating a live, public leaderboard of chain responsiveness. It becomes an ongoing benchmark, governed only by a well-defined, open protocol, replacing all manual speed comparisons.To kick this off, all that’s needed is a public GitHub repo with the core protocol and a simple adapter interface that any L1 community can permissionlessly implement.