All Core Devs - Execution (ACDE) #214 Fusaka upgrade: * berlinterop-devnet-2 * fusaka-devnet-2 targeting June 23 * fusaka-devnet-3 targeting July 7 Glamsterdam upgrade: * Headliner proposal: Pureth * EIP7745 trustless log index presentation

New post on ! Using Portal network protocol for history-expiry By: - morph-dev 🔗 Highlights: - The Finalized Chain History subnetwork is designed to provide decentralized storage for finalized historical Ethereum data. - Nodes that are Execution Layer clients will store all historical headers locally, while others will need a method to obtain block headers for verification. - The content id derivation function is crucial for evenly distributing content across the network and allows for future batch requests. - The subnetwork supports standard protocol messages like Ping, FindNodes, and FindContent, which facilitate communication between nodes. - Future improvements may include better network support and the ability to perform range queries, enhancing the efficiency of data retrieval. ELI5: This research introduces a new way to store historical Ethereum data using a special network protocol called the Portal wire protocol. It allows nodes (computers in the network) to keep track of past transactions and blocks in a decentralized manner, making it easier for them to verify and access this information.

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🚀 NEW EPISODE 🚀 The ticker is $ETH As the summer tour of European crypto conferences landed in Berlin, one of crypto’s cradles, we couldn’t miss @dappcon_berlin 25, where @tw_tter chatted with @jdetychey, @nixorokish & @TBSocialist about @ethereum's restructure and whether its culture is still relevant to the wider crypto community. Join us for a fascinating discussion on the impact of crypto politicization and how Ethereum’s ecosystem evolved amidst a society with ever-changing values. Don't forget to RT & follow @epicenterbtc! Topics discussed in this episode: 0:00 - Introduction 3:07 - Jerome, Nixorokish & Josh backgrounds 19:48 - Ethereum Foundation restructuring 33:18 - Ethereum’s culture & crypto politicization 44:26 - DAOs & the evolution of Ethereum’s ecosystem 53:54 - Is privacy still a societal value? 57:16 - User experience & account abstraction 1:05:25 - Future hopes for Ethereum

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