Summary
EigenDA, a protocol in its early stages, follows a traditional security model with globally distributed operators who won’t face financial consequences for dishonest behavior. Depositors won’t receive rewards, leading to a lack of incentive for restaking.
Key Points
1. EigenDA currently relies on a conventional security model, with a globally distributed set of operators controlling the protocol.
2. Operators in EigenDA will not face financial penalties for acting dishonestly, which goes against the purported security model of EigenLayer.
3. EigenDA does not pay out rewards to depositors, which is a key incentive for restaking in many blockchain protocols.