It was a great event, simple, surrounded by people align on making apps for the end user and are looking to Ethereum as a tool not a selling point. Grateful to have this initiative in my town. More hopeful for Ethereum than ever.

stoked for this lineup and excited to represent a small slice of the work of many happening across ethereum UX/acc user-centric roadmap 🥹

ethereum is the world computer

Excited to lead the new App Relations & Research team at the @ethereumfndn Ethereum apps are no longer just toys. They are real tools improving lives across finance, information finance, identity, social, art, and more. But if we want Ethereum to matter at scale, we need more users. My job is to help these teams grow through distribution, product guidance, business development, and whatever else it takes To all app teams building in the Ethereum ecosystem, the EF is here and we want to help you. Reach out or expect a DM from my team soon At the same time, we need to make space for bold new ideas. Most apps with PMF today were in the Ethereum whitepaper 10 years ago. That does not mean we have exhausted what Ethereum can do. My team will be actively working to surface, support, and unblock what comes next Bringing more users to Ethereum takes all of us. We’re here to play our role

Is native interop between rollups possible? Our own @IanSNorden shares 3 Polymer inspired solutions to connect heterogeneous rollups, discussed during @ethereumfndn’s L2 interop call. All part of things we think through when building the Prove API S/o to @rudolf6_ for the opportunity to share Watch the full session here 👇🏻

improving UX + interop on Ethereum ↓↓ highlights from today's L2 interop working group tldr: 1. experimental privacy wallet 2. "native interop" (verified by L1 STF) 3. based rollups + the interop vision 🔗 links in next tweet h/t @kevin_weaver for the summary & for everyone who represented on today's call: @AmbireWallet @DeFi_Wonderland @Spire_Labs @Polymer_Labs @arbitrum @OffchainLabs @Ledger @NethermindEth @MetaMask @rainbowdotme @t1protocol @zksync @Etherealize_io @blockscout @Optimism @blocknative @wormhole @coinbase @OpenZeppelin @alignedlayer @axelar @taikoxyz @CoWSwap @phantom @unruggable_eth @hyperlane @ethstatus @l2beat @Uniswap @radius_xyz @circle @FireblocksHQ

Here's my spicy eth/acc hard fork take: some EIPs should launch in "beta", with the expectation that for a pre-specified period of time (one fork?) it's OK for core devs to break/change the feature if an issue is found post-launch.

will go a step further here we need more experimentation again in crypto we had so much fun last cycle because there were random things being launched every single week

This is false. The headline EIP for the next upgrade (fusaka, targeting H2 25) is PeerDAS this will scale the most secure DA for Ethereum L2s from 6/9 blobs to 48/72 (pending validation on devnets)

I’m at @ETHGlobal Cannes, with a couple Firefly DevKit devices to hand out. Drop by and visit me if you’d like one to play with, hack on or just satiate your FOMO. Or just chat about Firefly or Ethers.js. :)