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@Smartprogrammer
Ethereum Core Developer @nethermind Building https://t.co/sfqD9U0xd8 Opinions are my own. believe in somETHing.
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From the LZ hack, there is only one thing that is clear, we need synchronous composability and we need today. That's what surge.wtf offers, a first of its kind, realtime proven, synchronously composable L2 framework. Lets build the @etheconomiczone together. #ethereum
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@nixorokish @ethStaker Would be very cool if we can get vouch built in @dappnode configurator to easily mitigate super majority risks
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you have no idea how cool this is, anon
Patches@0xPatches
Today I'm releasing github.com/jshufro/remote… Since @AttestantIO released Vouch and Dirk in 2020, they have respectively become the industry standard multi-beacon validator client and bls threshold signer implementation. Now you can use Dirk with any Validator Client.
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@fede_intern @leanEthereum No auction, i mean, you can have it truly based if you want. Or you can go with a centralized sequencer set that rotates every specific number of slots.
Surge has been made way simpler than taiko stack now. The variance between the two is only increasing.
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@Smartprogrammer @leanEthereum the last time i checked if my memory doesn't fail me there was also an auction to select the next sequencer right? also the taiko stack is a mess of complexity.
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raise the gas limit to a stupid amount in the L1
move to @leanEthereum in the near future
have multiple ZK implementations to prove the L1
add privacy
if we really need rollups please please let's get based rollups and native rollups done as soon as possible and let's have multiple one click solutions like @ethrex_client to launch a rollup.
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@trent_vanepps @ProtocolGuild Really appreciate all you have done and continue to do for the core devs and ethereum as a whole 🌷
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as of last friday, I no longer work at the EF
nothing but respect for the brilliant people i worked with over the last 5 years on network upgrades + funding efforts
I intend to continue working on @ProtocolGuild and Ethereum political economy as long as funding is available
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We absolutely poured our hearts out developing this end-to-end in record time (less than a month)!
Give it a shot on @gnosischain mainnet: dex.realtime.surge.wtf
Nethermind@Nethermind
What you're watching: a swap on Gnosis mainnet routed through L2 liquidity on Surge. Bridge, swap, settlement, all in a single L1 transaction. ZK proven by @ziskvm surge.wtf
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"The L2 Fee Vault: Pricing L1 Costs with Feedback Control", new post co-authored with @upavloff. Most L2 fee mechs today (e.g. OP Stack) price L1 costs using the L1 fee at sequencing time, not the realized cost at posting time, with no mechanism to correct when they diverge. 🧵👇
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Every block, the Ethereum state gets bigger. Most of that growth shows up in read overhead.
Nethermind's Flat DB cuts out trie traversal, routing lookups directly to flat key-value columns.
Early testing: ~20% throughput gains, up to 40% on storage-heavy blocks.
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You dont, if you are executing a composable transaction on the l2 that is affected by the l1 state changing after a reorg, then that transaction becomes invalid. Not only that, the proof ypu submitted initially for that block also becomes invalid, so you need to completely reorg the block and start over better than proving the same block again with the failing tx
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@Smartprogrammer @zkLumi @potuz_eth How do you ensure the centralized sequencer is executing against a stable L1 state, is there a preconf assumption? Otherwise the chain will have to rollback even MORE often
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Honestly I think for the vast majority of rollups the trade off of being based (sequenced by L1 builders) isn’t worth it just for synchronicity.
Intents via OIF & chain abstracted balances work really well for now (low fees, no risk for users), and longer term if L1 provided a ZK aggregation service and some clean standard for trustless async interop I think most rollups would opt in.
The Ethereum Economic Zone@etheconomiczone
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@zkLumi @potuz_eth You dont need to be based to actually participate. As long as the chain is welling to reorg when L1 reorgs, you can have a centralized sequencer no problem
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Full synchronous composable rollups. Real-time proving that merges sequencing and proof generation into a single L1 transaction. We've been building this.
Nethermind is joining the EEZ as a launch partner.
x.com/etheconomiczon…
The Ethereum Economic Zone@etheconomiczone
Welcome to the Ethereum Economic Zone (EEZ), a framework for synchronously composable rollups. What does that mean? One deployment. Shared liquidity. Single transactions across L1 & L2. Identity verified anywhere. Smart wallets connected everywhere. No additional trust assumptions. This means L2s that are as credibly neutral, economically aligned, and publicly governed as the base layer itself. EEZ furthers Ethereum as the leading decentralized economy.
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People might not realize how big this is. This is the 10x UX for safe and ambire combined. Love to see it. #ethereum
ambire.eth@ambire
Ambire extension now supports @safe accounts. Connect to apps easily Sign transactions securely Batch transactions to do more with fewer clicks Safe's security is now paired with Ambire's ease of use. Try it out! blog.ambire.com/ambire-support…
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The answer of alt L1 bag holders to eez.io => spreading FUD from a weeks old post. #ethereum @etheconomiczone
Cointelegraph@Cointelegraph
🚨 INSIGHT: Vitalik Buterin says the original L2 vision “no longer makes sense.”
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Welcome to the Ethereum Economic Zone (EEZ), a framework for synchronously composable rollups.
What does that mean?
One deployment. Shared liquidity. Single transactions across L1 & L2. Identity verified anywhere. Smart wallets connected everywhere. No additional trust assumptions.
This means L2s that are as credibly neutral, economically aligned, and publicly governed as the base layer itself.
EEZ furthers Ethereum as the leading decentralized economy.
The Ethereum Economic Zone@etheconomiczone
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A big technical breakthrough in ZK: we've just successfully executed our first mainnet blocks with ZK-Nethermind on @ziskvm.
This means the battle-tested @Nethermind EVM can be used in Ethereum’s ZK future. 1/2
Ben {chmark} Adams ⟠@ben_a_adams
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Your AI agent comes on-chain. Every x402 payment they make gets posted on-chain. Your usage is doxxed. Your loved ones can’t look at you, you’re the laughing stock of the office, even your agent is embarrassed.
That was then.
Now? Come see
EthCC, Burton Stage - April 1, 14:55
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This week the Ethereum Foundation called for synchronous composability and native rollup status for L2s.
We agree. So we built it.
Surge merges sequencing and proving into a single L1 transaction. The L2 block and its ZK proof land on L1 together. L1 verifies L2 state immediately.
No bridges. No optimistic windows. Atomic L1↔L2 execution in seconds.
@DuckDegen has the full architecture breakdown and a demo at EthCC, March 31.
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