New Prysm Release! V5.1.0 includes: 1. Tons of bug fixes/internal improvements, 100 changes related to bug fixes 2. Electra changes to participate in current devnets 3. Deprecation notice: GRPC Gateway and the HTTP versions of gateway APIs will be removed in the next release 4.

Since fraud proof security is in the news-with some questioning whether it even matters if a fraud proof system is secure-let’s review Arbitrum’s approach to protecting user funds with fraud proofs. This is my view but I think it’s widely held in the community. 🧵

Ethereum L1 should support middle market consumer hardware for 5 years. In other words, Ethereum remains accessible for reasonably aged hardware. This allows home users/stakers to use older hardware and upgrade every few years. Supporting the last two MBP models (high end

Also, hardware is relatively easy to swap over: ISPs aren't and bandwidth is a significant bottleneck too. Would love to see something like a map of the max available retail consumer bandwidth plans across the world 🗺️

eric.eth prestonvanloon.eth EthStaker 🦇🔊 I think the point is to keep hardware costs/requirements extremely low to ensure that we are always keeping the Ethereum network as decentralized as it can possibly be. That's our north star. It's also important to remember that home staking is a way more accessible today than

Do you want to front run Toni Wahrstätter ⟠ 's next analysis? This is the Xatu table to look into :D

Who has the best hair in Ethereum? And how do Ethereum clients efficiently manage state storage? prestonvanloon.eth will answer at least one of the questions at Devcon. The core dev at Prysm Ethereum Client will discuss challenges & solutions to the evergrowing state size within the protocol.

🔥PEEPanEIP-7732: Enshrined Proposer-Builder Separation🔥 Potuz & terence will join Ethereum Cat Herders on #PEEPanEIP to dive into #ePBS, one of the most discussed proposals in recent #ACD meetings. 🗓️ Aug 27, 2024 at 16:30 UTC Don't miss out on this insightful session!

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🔮 Today in Layer 2 Ethereum 🔮 - Base builder grants 💰 - Soneium 💿 launches on testnet 🧑‍💻 - Arbitrum (💙,🧡) Stylus coming next week 👀 - And much more! 🧵👇

Blockchain development will have its broadband moment next week. Don’t sleep on Stylus coming to Arbitrum chains near you

PSA: Ethereum Cat Herders have started publishing ACD calls in podcast format. Here's the latest if you want to listen 😸 open.spotify.com/episode/2ozzP5…

📢📢📢STYLUS IS LIVE 🥳🥂 With Stylus now deployed on Arbitrum One/Nova, devs can write: - Rust/C/C++ contracts that are fully interoperable w/ EVM - More efficient, powerful, and safer contracts by design Stylus season is here, and in time for Arbitrum's 3rd birthday! 🧵

Bankless The insinuation that "a core dev team that works at one L2" and "another guy that worked on 4844 that works on another optimistic L2" have "captured" the Ethereum roadmap is a self-serving falsehood. (This is disgusting by the way, both of these groups have the highest integrity

“the computer that I [a highly paid technologist in the USA] am calling you on now can handle substantially bigger blocks” give me a break. L1 should be verifiable around the world

L1 gas is 32 gwei. Are you happy now?