If I want to take crypto seriously, I need to see an aggressive cultural shift that addresses its key plague - attracting grifters I want to see a majority be hostile towards projects & founders that don't have a clear roadmap towards useful sustainability No "I'm unbiased" BS

This Week’s Update on Sunnyside PeerDAS Devnet – “A Sneak Peek at Mega Devnet-4” While participating in devnet-4 with ethPandaOps, we ran a series of additional tests to push the limits and gather deeper insights. 🧵Here’s what we found:

New PeerDAS devnet report dropped! If you wanna dive into how supernode ratio affects network stability in PeerDAS, please take a look into the below thread 👇

Seems like preconf future is coming to Ethereum, but is there any UI or API that I can test that functionality?

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IMO, based L3 is a good trial to explore PMF for based rollups and protocol-level interoperability. I’m particularly curious about the real demand from app developers for synchronous reads. It would be great to see the coordinator integrated directly into the sequencer to

Companies increasingly deciding to stay private will only make crypto more enticing

Sooo interesting...

Cooking something... Slot time transitions from 12s to 6s after slot 32 (epoch 1) 👀 ⏱️ 6-second slots

Massive! Love to see this partnership - this will bring so much value into OP Stack. The introduction of customizable sequencing logic is a real game-changer and will clearly set OP Stack apart from other frameworks. And of course, I can’t wait to see 200ms Flashblocks live on

Sharing results from last week’s mega-devnet: Sunnyside Labs had run the largest PeerDAS devnet in the history in joint with ethPandaOps and Base last week. Want to know what we discovered? A thread 🧵 x.com/testinprod_io/…

PeerDAS is on its way to mainnet, a huge milestone for scaling. The big question: how much more throughput will this unlock for L2s? This should be configured with lots of testing and devnets. Last week, ethPandaOps, Test in Prod (Sunnyside Labs), and Base launched the largest devnet in the

A few months ago taempark.eth asked me how Sunnyside could help expedite delivery of PeerDAS. I said no question, the highest impact would be testing and benchmarking. Little did I know how eagerly they would throw themselves in! Absolutely stunning work Test in Prod (Sunnyside Labs) 👏👏👏

We’re excited to share that the highly requested Custom Gas Token (CGT) is coming back to the OP Stack, this time as a part of the standard version! We’ve been working on it as core contributors to Optimism, in collaboration with OP Labs. 🧵 See what’s new →

Happy to share the progress done in the past month on native rollups! A new shiny website has been created to collect the spec draft and design ideas, with the goal of providing a starting point for feedback from community members and L2 devs. link at the end of the thread 🧵👇

Together with our partners at Test in Prod (Sunnyside Labs) and @ethpandaops, we've unlocked a 12x boost in L1 data availability capacity on devnet — meaning way more room for transactions on Base. Check out the thread 👇

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Happy ATH 🎉 $ETH

_gabrielShapir0 Ameen Soleimani I think neutrality / "dumb pipe" property of the L1 is important enough that we should have multiple lines of defense to protect it: 1. Make sure that the public mempool continues to be strong and it continues to be viable to build blocks "naively", by just grabbing txs from the

Love to see the report on blob scaling 🥰 “Fusaka is expected later this year with implementations in all Ethereum clients. Extensive testing has been performed on development networks (“devnets”) including non-finality scenarios and adversarial “data withholding” conditions. At