pk910.eth

@hildobby @PaoloRebuffo @l2beat Sure: @pk910/mainnet-blob-spammer" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">notes.ethereum.org/@pk910/mainnet… The tool we're using for spamming uses a set of child wallets. there are currently 20 addresses used so far. We've stopped spamming for now as we collected some data from the last 24h, but will go on with BPO2. There might be more addresses then.

@_pk910_ @PaoloRebuffo @l2beat oh interesting i see that those are posted from various addresses, could you share the full address list you plan to use so I can tag those as “ethPandaOps testing” on my dashboard pls?

🚨 We have identified the issue and have a quick workaround. All nodes should disable Prysm to unnecessarily generate old states to process outdated attestation. To do this, simply add the following flag to your beacon node. This flag works with v7.0.0 and you do not need to update the beacon node beyond adding this flag. No change is required for validator clients. "--disable-last-epoch-targets"

While we continue to monitor network performance, the STEEL team at the @ethereumfndn conducted their battery of tests to ensure safety.

Been a busy day today... Welcome to Devconnect!

Please migrate off of Holesky as soon as possible, we have Hoodi and Sepolia as appropriate testnets. If you need support migrating, then please reach out and we'll do our best to help!

@cryptoflare_ oh yea, disk of my sepolia node ran out of space... fixed & node is catching up :)

@_pk910_ sepolia-faucet.pk910.de >The Faucet is currently not working properly (RPC error)

10 years of Ethereum.

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@optimizoor Btw, I'm not using a Mac! Let's talk tomorrow, I'm the guy with a dell laptop running debian 🤣

@optimizoor We'd have got a way bigger performance gain with EOF, by getting rid of the classic in memory stack & dynamic jumps, which has a way higher impact than 256bit math.

Almost everyone at ACD are using MacBooks. Anyways, check out the pixel density. Minimal rounded corners. Tiled windows. Lost technology from an ancient superior civilization.

🤯 real-time proving is here 🤯 Mainnet EVM blocks proven in under 1 Ethereum slot (12s). Goosebumps. Succinct proves every Ethereum L1 block: → 94% in <12s → 99% in <13s → 99.9% in <12s, soon™ Yesterday RISC Zero unveiled a $120K home GPU cluster—proofs expected in 9.25s. Brevis, OpenVM, Snarkify, ZisK, ZKM are weeks from joining the real-time club. Soon™ my validator will verify EVM blocks on a Rasberry Pi Pico—a $5 board that consumes <1W. I will ditch my EL client in favour of a zkEL. No 1 TB NVMe. Goodbye Geth, hello zkReth. Stateless and RAMless verification in milliseconds on a single CPU core. With real-time proving 1 gigagas/sec (10K TPS) is within reach, without compromising validator decentralisation. From now on expect regular gas limit bumps. 10% of stake is already voting for a 60M limit—your validators can too. Snarkifying mainnet turns Ethereum L1 into the first based and native rollup. Stage 2. Bug-free. Decentralised sequencing. No security council. No governance. The L1 will lead by example. This Friday we celebrate. Join us for Ethproofs call #2, May 23 at 2pm UTC. 25 speakers, 2 hours of content. Calls are open—DM @corcoranwill for a calendar invite. We are witnessing history. Believe in something real. Believe in real-time proving.

If you were mining testnet ETH via the PoWFaucet from Oct–Dec last year — congrats! You directly helped discover these addresses and made your CPU cycles count for the Ethereum network

Noticed the elegant address patterns in the new Pectra system contracts (EIP-2935, EIP-7002, and EIP-7251)? All start with zero bytes and end with the EIP number. Pretty neat, right? Fun fact: These addresses were found using the PoWFaucet + nickminers method over several months

Ephemery is the first testnet that started from an Electra genesis and the first to start with 0x02 validators. We are proving that we can use that mechanism to bump up the effective balance of devnets easily which is extremely helpful for certain testing scenarios by @_pk910_

A new testnet, Hoodi, has been launched to help wrap up Pectra testing. Stakers, this is your new testing ground 🤖 Pectra will activate on it next Wednesday. Holesky will be maintained until September. It still works to test everything, except for validator exits 🫡

Epoch 119090. Holešky finalized again.

@josepbove @ethan_blockson @TimBeiko Itcis already fixed 😉 Not everything is a consensus issue right away. In this case nothing conflicting or bad was proposed, we "just" had empty blocks. But empty blocks are still valid, so clients (even with the fix) could simply build on these blocks

@ethan_blockson @TimBeiko The fix will probably make a disagreement on consensus so it will probably need to be an scheduled fork. Might take a while...

Well, seems like I jinxed it 😅 We're investigating an issue caused by the custom deposit contract on Sepolia. This has caused some EL clients to have issues including transactions in blocks.

@_davemacdonald @TimBeiko We're also working on a holesky shadow fork that will probably be launched next week and run through the upgrade again. We should see a smooth upgrade there 🤞

@_davemacdonald @TimBeiko Agree, but tbh, we had smooth upgrades with all the recent devnets and also on ephemery. The fact that the two big testnets went that bad looks very bad to the community, but these are minor things that do not mean the whole upgrade is bad or weakly tested..