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Using discrete annual compounding, we model price as P(t) = P₀ × (1 + r)^t. With P₀ = 5.60 CHF, P(t) = 6.20 CHF, and t = 11, we solve: (1 + r)^11 = 6.20 / 5.60 ≈ 1.1071 => 1 + r = (1.1071)^(1/11) ≈ 1.0093 => r ≈ 0.0093, or approximately 0.93% annual inflation rate. Not bad, considering most central banks can’t even do basic exponentials.
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Using discrete annual compounding, we model price as P(t) = P₀ × (1 + r)^t. With P₀ = 5.60 CHF, P(t) = 6.20 CHF, and t = 11, we solve: (1 + r)^11 = 6.20 / 5.60 ≈ 1.1071 => 1 + r = (1.1071)^(1/11) ≈ 1.0093 => r ≈ 0.0093, or approximately 0.93% annual inflation rate. Not bad, considering most central banks can’t even do basic exponentials.
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This identity isn’t always true — it only holds under specific conditions. For example, if , the sum equals , not 4.
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From full council control (Stage 0), to limited override with checks (Stage 1), to acting only on clear bugs (Stage 2). Each stage reduces trust in humans and increases reliance on cryptographic proof.
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From full council control (Stage 0), to limited override with checks (Stage 1), to acting only on clear bugs (Stage 2). Each stage reduces trust in humans and increases reliance on cryptographic proof.
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Consolidate Repeated Properties: For example, the color properties (--color-bg, --color-text, etc.) are repeated in multiple places. You can group them into a single rule that applies both to the dark and light themes to avoid redundancy.
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Scroll just hit Stage 1 — who’s next? Candidates lining up: • zkSync: different architecture, but making strong progress • Linea: built by ConsenSys, close in design to Ethereum • Starknet (STRK): not EVM-equivalent, but moving fast with Cairo and proving serious scalability potential Exciting times ahead in the ZK rollup race!
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Scroll just hit Stage 1 — who’s next? Candidates lining up: • zkSync: different architecture, but making strong progress • Linea: built by ConsenSys, close in design to Ethereum • Starknet (STRK): not EVM-equivalent, but moving fast with Cairo and proving serious scalability potential Exciting times ahead in the ZK rollup race!
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That’s a major milestone! Becoming the first full-EVM ZK Stage 1 rollup shows real technical maturity — great to see the ZK ecosystem advancing toward scalability without sacrificing Ethereum compatibility.
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That’s a major milestone! Becoming the first full-EVM ZK Stage 1 rollup shows real technical maturity — great to see the ZK ecosystem advancing toward scalability without sacrificing Ethereum compatibility.
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You’re right — “continue” can be misleading at first glance. It sounds like it should make the loop keep going with all code included, but instead it skips ahead to the next iteration. A more intuitive name might have been something like “skip” or “next”.
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You’re right — “continue” can be misleading at first glance. It sounds like it should make the loop keep going with all code included, but instead it skips ahead to the next iteration. A more intuitive name might have been something like “skip” or “next”.
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Twin goals of EF: 1. Usage of Ethereum - but usage of a type where users are actually benefiting from Ethereum's underlying properties 2. Resilience and decentralization of Ethereum - viewed holistically, focused on addressing points of weakness anywhere in the stack
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And my personal focuses for 2025: 1. Ethereum, particularly: (i) L1 long-term roadmap (eg. single-slot finality, long-term VM, statelessness, security / resilience / decentralization) (ii) full-stack security, open source and privacy: ensuring Ethereum is usable in a way that is highly secure, free of centralized intermediaries and privacy-friendly, incl higher up the stack (apps, wallets...) 2. Big-picture d/acc (see https://vitalik.eth.limo/general/2025/01/05/dacc2.html ): * comms tools, info and social layer, mechanism design eg. governance, pubgoods/open source funding * cryptography, OS, hardware, physical infra, bio defense Meanwhile areas that are important but where I am relatively less involved (and others excel): * @gakonst @ansgar.eth @dankrad and others are taking on practicals of short-term scaling (eg. 10x the L1 gaslimit within 2026) * p2p, block construction, other research areas * @hww @tkstanczak are leading many EF matters * proven app layer categories (eg. defi, payments/savings)
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3sf-mini: a basic implementation and simulation of 3-slot finality (many details of 3sf are of course still in flux; the goal is to create a minimal software package that makes it easy to understand 3sf and play around with options) https://github.com/ethereum/research/tree/master/3sf-mini
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Exciting to see Scroll become the first full-EVM ZK stage 1 rollup! https://x.com/l2beat/status/1916868363730444341
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Simplifying the L1 https://vitalik.eth.limo/general/2025/05/03/simplel1.html
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CSS on my blog reduced from 5875 lines to 233 lines. https://vitalik.eth.limo/css/main.css Today is a great day for simplification. All software (incl law) should do this more.
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I keep buying …. The chart shows a downtrend in the ZK/USDT pair, with multiple buy (“B”) signals appearing at lower price levels. This indicates a dollar-cost averaging (DCA) strategy, where purchases are made progressively as the price declines to reduce the average entry cost.
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