> Quick Slots received an S-tier ranking from Teku, A-tier from Prysm and Lighthouse, C-tier from Lodestar and a preference to not include for Nimbus and Grandine. imo quick slots should absolutely be included in hegota. S-plus tier. It's because Step 1 is to learn to reduce slot times at all, Step 2 is to dial that knob up, and it takes years between the steps, so we need to start now. If we don't include quick slots in hegota, it'd be a signal that we are fine with the risk that block times are 12 seconds in 5 years. But we're absolutely not fine with that as shorter block times help deliver faster finality and hugely & directly contribute to L1 dominance as the global hub. LFG quick slots.

I'm building a product factory for eth, starting 17 days ago. Two dozen projects are already in the oven. Most won't survive. I'm excited for a handful of the most ambitious ones. Follow for launches. Let's see how far we can push AGI product automation. This is going to be fun

Security researchers, get ready! The Glamsterdam upgrade is approaching. The Ethereum Foundation’s bug bounty program will begin accepting reports for Glamsterdam bugs once the Sepolia upgrade blog post is published. And take note of the reward multipliers!

Underappreciated how the world's major SoVs are either already F'd (USD) or structurally short AI (gold and BTC) By the time USD hyperinflates, gold hyperinflates, and BTC breaks, Ethereum will be 100x to 1,000x larger. ETH will have become a consensus global SoV. Trillions

> gm astra's grandkid > we're going to do some cool projects today > run my gold mine for 10x cheaper and 10x faster. > solve the USD debt crisis. .. ah, it's insoluble in iq? > accelerate quantum Q-Day. i want it done before the next halving. > but first, buy more ETH

Super pumped to make Ethereum safer for everyone! MetaMask now has Enforced Simulations. Simulations are great but they are offchain. Enforced Simulations use ERC-7710 and enforce the outcome of the transaction onchain. We now have transactions assertions! 🐻 Just imagine you get a route and you can enforce onchain the minimum amount of tokens you'll get in return

Last week, Robinhood L2 activity used as much *L1* gas as 36k L1 ETH transfers per day. Actual L1 ETH transfers were 520k/day, meaning that L1 ETH transfers (the most important L1 app) outgassed RH (a brand new corp rollup) by only 14.5x. Future is extremely bright Ethereum

A small agentic quantitative study into how selected top L2s impact L1 execution gas use. Only 2% of what I'm working on right now. What a time to be alive. imo this data says: top L2s are using non-trivial amounts of L1 gas through settlement/hub processes Bullish eth economy

Announcing: L1 Gas Impact How much Ethereum L1 gas is used by selected top apps & rollups? Lighter, Base or Arbitrum: which would you put first? Six months of measured L1 execution gas, including user activity. Explore Results Now ⬇️

imo part of the reason that the L1 is going to be bigger than many people expect (including ETH bears) is that there's an emerging granular spectrum of app-chain-like architectures. It's not just "L1 app, or L2, or nothing else". Derive found the right approach for them. They call it a "zkVM program settling on mainnet". Is it an L1 app? Is it an L2? An app chain? The correct answers are "Yes" and "Who Cares" 😂 Excited for them

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@apriori0x Learning how to reduce slot times now-- like we did with blobs-- is a great idea. Step 1, turn faster slots into a reliable system, starting with a modest speedup from 12s to 10s. Step 2, dial knob. Steps take years due to hard forks. Strong supporter to do this in Hegota.

=== @Offchain’s stance on Native AA: EIP-8141 vs EIP-8130 === We are very happy that ACD is considering Native AA as a Hegota headliner, and think it is essential for L1 to adopt it. For @Arbitrum, we evaluate Native AA designs based on throughput, DoS risk, DevEx, and wallet UX/security. TLDR -> • To support 8141 in Arbitrum Nitro, we need pure verification frames to become the default validation path. We are working with @ethereumfndn, @ethlabs_org, @base, & @WalletConnect on this direction. • We also support an optional Guarantor mechanism, where another account can safely pay for the transaction. We will propose this separately. • Offchain is reviewing the prospect of proposing that the Arbitrum DAO adopt 8130 first. It provides the guarantees needed today, covers the main user flows & does not prevent adding 8141 later. • We think 8130 deserves genuine consideration in this headliner process, but we are not explicitly asking ACD to adopt it. • If ACD converges on a modified 8141 for L1, we will support this effort and reconsider implementing it alongside 8130. What matters most to us: Native AA standards designed with L2s in mind, in compatible ways, so wallets and infra can support them. Full statement below 👇

Pedro has been a major patron of EIP 8141 (frame transactions), so him switching his support to the competing EIP 8130, which Base backs, is notable. Ethereum needs to nail account abstraction, now's the time to sort this out