Real talk: all the headliners we've seen in glamsterdam show incredible quality & thoughtfulness. The level of work authors put into these EIPs deserves serious praise No matter which headliner gets in, this is already a win for Ethereum, community leveling up year after year 🫶

Two forks ago we didn't have cheap L2 txs. Two forks from now we will have - perfect parallelization of execution - orders of magnitude more gas limit. - orders of magnitude more blobs. - better censor resistance It's a no brainer tradfi is trying to tap into Ethereum

Timeboost is one of my favourite Arbitrum features to date. More than 1,000 ETH (worth over $3.6M today) in revenue has been generated as a result of the new Express Lane feature. Note: Almost all Timeboost revenue is sent directly to the Arbitrum DAO.

🥧 Approaching $150 billion in stablecoins including Layer 2s

New post on ! Distributed Proof Generation Specification on top of a consensus protocol like Ethereum By: - jbaylina 🔗 Highlights: - The protocol introduces two roles: Validators (who verify proofs) and Provers (who generate proofs using GPUs). - Provers must stake separately from Ethereum validators, ensuring a distinct incentive structure. - The proof generation process is divided into multiple phases (T1-T5) to enhance efficiency and reliability. - Rewards and penalties are structured to incentivize correct participation and discourage failures in proof submission. - The system allows for the aggregation of proofs from multiple sub-blocks, enhancing scalability and performance. ELI5: This research introduces a new way to create proofs in a distributed system like Ethereum. It involves two main roles: Validators, who check the proofs, and Provers, who create them using powerful computers. The process is organized in phases to ensure that proofs are generated quickly and accurately, with rewards for those who participate correctly.

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Only one week to go until @ethereum's 10th birthday! 🎉 Fun fact, a number of our member projects are 9 or 10 years old! (1/2)

While everybody's always got thoughts on Ethereum, not everyone's as informed about where we're actually headed. So let's change that. We're bringing you an exciting session with our friends at @ProtocolGuild (aka core Ethereum devs + researchers) about the Glamsterdam forks. We've got @trent_vanepps and @arlery to lead the convo with: @barnabemonnot repping reducing block latency (to reduce Ethereum's slot time from 12 seconds to 6 seconds) @soispoke repping FOCIL (to improve censorship resistance) @nero_eth repping delayed execution and block-level access lists @tbenr repping ePBS. decoupling of the consensus block from the execution payload) Which path should the Glamsterdam upgrade take? The technical roadmap determines everything. Join us to learn more about it. Wednesday (tomorrow) @ 2 pm UTC / 10 am EDT

Excited to share that I've been awarded a research grant from the @ethereumfndn under the 2025 Academic Grants Round to explore how Ethereum can be made secure against quantum adversaries using hash-based arguments: a critical step for the long-term resilience of the network 🧵👇

eth gas limit roadmap: 2021-Q3: 30M 2025-Q1: 36M 2025-Q3: 45M (today) 2026-Q1: 100M (modexp repricing) 2026-Q2: 300M (ePBS)