Multi-Chain Deployment and Reactive Capital Routing

While PoG can debut on a single chain (e.g. Ethereum mainnet), it is inherently portable to any EVM-compatible or gas-based chain.

A project could launch simultaneous PoG events on multiple networks (Ethereum L1, Layer-2 rollups, other L1s) to broaden participation.

A multi-chain reactive capital routing strategy would monitor conditions across chains – for instance, if Ethereum’s gas price becomes prohibitive, participants might shift to a PoG event on a lower-cost chain or layer-2, arbitraging the “cost of participation.”

The overall token allocation could be split across chains or funneled through one canonical contract via oracles.

For example, an Ethereum mainnet PoG contract might accept reports of gas spent on a Polygon PoG contract, integrating those contributions into a unified allocation formula.

This multi-chain approach treats blockspace on each chain as part of a single interconnected coordination layer.

Capital (in the form of user attention and funds) will flow to where it’s most efficiently rewarded.

PoG could thus catalyze cross-chain participation, where the community collectively finds an equilibrium for participation cost across networks.

In essence, the mechanism is extensible: any environment with metered transaction fees can become an arena for PoG issuance.

Such adaptability means PoG could thrive in a future of interoperable chains, turning competition for one chain’s blockspace into a broader multi-network event.