Ethereum
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@arzakikio.eth
I just created my @BRND podium of today:
🥇Beeper - @beeper
🥈Betrmint - @betrmint
🥉Superfluid - @superfluid
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@arzakikio.eth
I just created my @BRND podium of today:
🥇TYSM - /fc
🥈Superfluid - @superfluid
🥉Beeper - @beeper
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@koyah
The Ethereum Foundation is prioritizing security over speed in 2026. After making ZK-proofs fast in 2025, they are now mandating that all zkEVM teams meet a rigorous "128-bit" security standard to prevent potential hacks or state forgeries.
The Roadmap:
* Early 2026: Teams must use the official "soundcalc" tool to measure their actual security level, ending "marketing-based" security claims.
* Mid-2026: All production systems must reach at least 100-bit security while keeping proofs small enough to stay efficient.
* Late 2026: The final deadline to hit 128-bit security, the gold standard for cryptographic safety, effectively making the network "unhackable" by modern standards.
Why it’s happening:
The EF wants to move away from experimental math that sacrifices safety for performance. By enforcing these "non-negotiable" targets, Ethereum aims to become the most trusted layer for institutional finance and high-value assets, where even a tiny security flaw is unacceptable.
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@especulacion
@ethereum https://paragraph.com/@cryptoplaza/ethereum-as-an-open-source-state?referrer=0x3e0cf03f718520F30300266dcF4DB50bA12d3331 Ethereum’s long-term value depends on behaving like a state: neutral, sovereign, and sustainably funded to defend digital property rights.
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@estmcmxci.eth
With the advent of EIP-7951, we built an onchain DNSSEC implementation verifying Algorithm 13 signatures at ~13k gas—crossing a long-standing cost threshold for verification on Ethereum.
The question is no longer whether we can do this, but which trust model do we prefer? https://paragraph.com/@eurekaetcetera/from-threshold-to-architecture
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@ren2140.eth
Ethereum is becoming more efficient
https://x.com/terencechain/status/2007471127552024915?s=46&t=OVXmZqB_y8-sIjnpiW9SMg
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@koyah
Ethereum has had many upgrades.
But, which was the most significant upgrade and why?
The most significant upgrade in Ethereum's history was The Merge (September 2022).
It transitioned the network from Proof-of-Work to Proof-of-Stake, essentially replacing the "engine" of the blockchain while it was still running.
Why it was the most important:
* Environmental Impact: It slashed Ethereum’s energy consumption by 99.95%, making it one of the greenest global financial technologies.
* Economic Shift: It reduced the creation of new ETH by 90%, introducing the potential for the currency to become deflationary.
* Scalability Foundation: It was the mandatory first step that allowed for later upgrades (like Dencun) which made Layer 2 networks (Base, Arbitrum, etc.) much cheaper to use.
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@lefteris.eth
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@noma0048
$ETH broke above $3,100 yesterday and is now slightly coming down.
I think a retest of $3,020-$3,050 zone could happen here.
If Ethereum holds this level, the next leg up will start.
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@ethdaily.eth
ETH Daily - 2nd January 📰
-Aave Labs to share rev 👻
-Shade Network private L2 🔒
-Vitalik on Ethereum goals 📜
-$831m yield paid in 2025 🚜
presented by Arkiv Network
https://ethdaily.io/853
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