Pectra Devnet5 is live 🎉 How to join: pectra-devnet-5.ethpandaops.io Follow along: dora.pectra-devnet-5.ethpandaops.io

Contributoor is here! It’s a light, simple companion to your beacon node that helps gather ETH network data—perfect for home stakers looking to improve network visibility with minimal overhead. ethpandaops.io/posts/contribu…

Pectra is coming to Ethereum testnets 🌃 On Feb 24th, at epoch 115968, the upgrade will go live on Holesky. Then, on Mar 5, at epoch 222464, it will activate on Sepolia. Assuming both of these go smoothly, we'll then pick an epoch for mainnet activation. More info below 👇

The next chapter of Ethereum.org security begins 🪐 Today marks the beginning of a new competition: a comprehensive review of Pectra, in partnership with the Ethereum Foundation. 💰 $2,000,000 USDC 📆 Live now - March 24th 🔗 Below

Vape cabal? $1.5B? Libra? Trench warfare? Brother what are you talking about? I'm busy watching the Ethereum beacon chain in the ethPandaOps lab

Epoch 119090. Holešky finalized again.

nixo.eth 🦇🔊🥐 The ticker is ETH

Also a huge shoutout to Paul Harris and to Roman Krasiuk for the coordination during the initial week of the Holesky madness. And Kamil Chodoła for the huge push on checking with everyone during the last couple of days!

Did you know that #Ethereum's switch to proof-of-stake saved around 8 million tons of CO² annually which is more than twice as much as Germany saves with all its 1.4 million electric cars (2-4Mtons/year)? Sources: jbs.cam.ac.uk/2023/ethereums… chip.de/news/Nachgerec…

Initiating the "Checkpoint" series on the Ethereum Foundation blog - accessible, non-technical overviews of the last 4-5 All Core Devs calls with a sentiment check with what's being focused on

Amazing first 30 days! Involved with some amazing efforts: - blob/acc - Ethproofs - beam chain ...I've also had a chance to meet *just* about all of the Ethereum Foundation teams. A clumsy first attempt at keeping it all straight is below. 😵‍💫

🚨 New blog post: An exploration of the issues and fixes in the Lighthouse client brought on by the Pectra Holesky incident. Written by Eitan Bill 👇

Just in time for Pectra, we've been cooking up a live view of Ethereum block production over in The Lab. Watch the lifecycle of a slot unfold as blocks travel through relays (or are built locally 👑), land on nodes and then receive attestations 👀 👇👇👇

Our testing round of all Pectra functionality in Mainnet has successfully concluded! 🎉 You can check out the report with details of the tests for each EIP here: notes.ethereum.org/@marioevz/pect…

Thank you to everyone who contributed to getting Pectra shipped securely 🦒 It’s been one of the most complex forks to scope, test and ship. Grateful for the opportunity to help shape it. Onto the next one ✨

This is what it looks like to batch an approve+swap using EIP-7702 on Ekubo via MetaMask.eth 🦊:

Over the last couple of days, all major Ethereum clients signalled that they consider a move to 45M gas per block safe. Please adjust your validators accordingly. Please update to the new releases to get the improvements and fixes that clients need to safely move to 45MGas ⬇️

Good interview from Roman Storm. His trial is coming soon in 10 days. Privacy of messaging without backdoors is now widely accepted, and many in business and government regularly use tools like Signal. Given the extremely regular hacks of centralized databases that we see

As of today, all Ethereum execution clients support history pruning for pre-merge data. For mainnet, this means 300-500 GB less disk space required to operate a node. Learn more about what this means and how to take advantage the new functionality: blog.ethereum.org