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Vitalik Buterin Explores Blobs and Parallelization in L2 Rollup Analysis

[Mar 29 4:35 PM] In a recent deep dive into Ethereum’s future scalability and infrastructure, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin discusses the latest introduction of blobs and their significant role in the evolution of layer two (L2) rollups. This pivotal…

Ethereum Blob Inscriptions Exceed 40%, Triggering Unprecedented ‘Blob Contention’

[Mar 28 1:23 PM] Following the debut of the Dencun upgrade and Ethereum blobs, enthusiasts have devised methods to embed data akin to how Ordinal inscriptions operate. Since this development, inscription-based activities now account for over 40% of blob…

The Protocol: Is Ethereum's Dencun Update All It's Cracked Up To Be?

[Mar 13 2:00 PM] Some developers think that shifting the Ethereum ecosystem further towards layer 2 networks could risk setting it down the wrong path.

Ethereum’s Dencun Upgrade Goes Live, Promises Lower Fees and Enhanced Scalability

[Mar 13 11:10 AM] The Dencun upgrade was seamlessly integrated into the Ethereum mainnet at 9:55 Eastern Time (ET) on March 13, 2024. The upgrade officially went live at Beacon slot 8626176. Ethereum’s Leap Forward with Dencun Upgrade Expected to drastically…

Debating Dencun: Will Ethereum's Big Update Help or Harm the Network?

[Mar 13 10:48 AM] While Ethereum's rollup-centric roadmap could help the ecosystem reach new levels of scale, some developers think relying on third parties to improve access to Ethereum could backfire.

Raging Inferno: Over 3% of All Ether Supply Has Been Burned Since Implementing EIP-1559

[Feb 11 9:30 PM] Ethereum has shed a significant part of its supply since the London upgrade, applied in August 2021. According to ultrasound.money, a portal that records several statistics associated with the ETH burn, over 4 million ether (3.2%) have been removed…

Ethereum to Launch Dencun Upgrade March 13, Introducing ‘Blobs’ for Layer Two Scaling

[Feb 10 6:30 AM] The Ethereum network is set to roll out the Dencun upgrade, aiming to significantly enhance data storage and transaction efficiency through the implementation of EIP-4844, known as “Proto-Danksharding.” Ethereum Set to Undergo Major Upgrade With…

JPMorgan Analysts Predict Ether Will Outperform Bitcoin Next Year; Halving Priced In

[Dec 15, 2023 2:30 PM] JPMorgan analysts predict ether, the main asset of the smart contracts enabled Ethereum blockchain, will likely outperform bitcoin next year. A note released this week explains that Proto-Danksharding, an update coming to Ethereum next year to…

Ethereum’s proto-danksharding to make rollups 10x cheaper - Consensys zkEVM Linea head

[Sep 8, 2023 3:20 AM] Consensys zkEVM Linea head Nicolas Liochon says speed and execution will continue to increase as it tweaks its Ethereum layer 2 scaling solution.

Ethereum’s proto-danksharding to make rollups 10x cheaper — Consensys zkEVM Linea head

[Sep 8, 2023 3:20 AM] Consensys zkEVM Linea head Nicolas Liochon says speed and execution will continue to increase as it tweaks its Ethereum layer-2 scaling solution.

What Is EIP-4844? A Look at Proto-Danksharding and Its Effect On Rollup Fees

[Sep 4, 2023 5:30 AM] Ethereum Improvement Proposal 4844 (EIP-4844), also known as Proto-Danksharding, introduces a set of changes that seek to lay the logic and “scaffolding” for scaling Ethereum through sharding but without adding sharding itself. Its…

Ethereum’s Shanghai Hard Fork Could Happen in March 2023, ETH Dev Says Staking Withdrawals Is the ‘Highest Priority’

[Dec 9, 2022 2:30 PM] According to a recent Ethereum Core development meeting on Dec. 8, developers disclosed that the next Ethereum hard fork, called Shanghai, could be implemented by March 2023. It’s been suggested that the Shanghai hard fork will be able to…

What's in and what's out for Ethereum's Shanghai upgrade

[Dec 8, 2022 9:10 PM] A tentative timeline of March 2023 has been set for the Shanghai upgrade which will enable staking withdrawals, a list of EIPs have also been packaged in but EIP-4844 didn't make the cut.