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@bertcmiller Is this more of a “tech lead” role more than a snr software engineer role? The JD suggests so.

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@thepranav @naruto11eth @eigen_da @AvailProject You still post the state root commitments on ethereum. Ethereum will be the final arbiter for dispute resolution.

@naruto11eth @eigen_da @AvailProject Just trying to understand here By using an altDA - none of the transactions on the L2 ever touch the Eth mainnet though, right?

If I launch an L2 that uses @eigen_da or @AvailProject DA - is it still an Ethereum L2?

@socialforging @naruto11eth Unless someone has a knife on your throught.

@naruto11eth Store seed phrase only in mind palace. That's impossible to hack.

serious question for security folks: apart from hardware wallets: what do you use for seed phrase storage. For last 5 years or so, I have maintained a small notebook with all seedphrases in it as it gets bigger, it's a time consuming task any thoughts on 1password or similar?

Whats the best way to run an Ethereum validator with less than 32 ETH and whats the lowest you can go?

@0xdoug You don’t need Lazarus for that.

Hypothetical scenario… We trust the orgs running the major L2s, but what if Lazarus compromised a sequencer? The sequencer can’t steal your funds, but it can arbitrarily re-arrange or remove txns between state commitments. Potentially billions of MEV in those windows?

@dcbuilder @dabit3 Which zksummits/hacks specifically, im hoping to attend some with the intention accelerated learning🙃

@dabit3 eth sf, zksummits/hacks if I can, devconnect BA, eth seoul, eth prague, mb eth berlin, hopefully not ethcc, maybe ethwarsaw

What conferences are you planning to attend for the rest of this year?

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@vivekbrijgupta Question: Depending on ethereum’s block time is a huugee negative right? The main reason Rollups today are winning is their fast transaction confirmation times which is huuge for UX. What are we solving here? Only the gas fee problem?

rollups started as a band-aid fix to ethereum’s scaling problem. but now, they’re evolving into something more—scaling solutions that preserve decentralization, security, and economic sustainability. one of the most promising? based rollups. instead of relying on centralized sequencers (single points of failure, censorship risks, and mev monopolies), based rollups let ethereum validators handle transaction sequencing. this shifts power away from private actors and reinforces ethereum’s security model. how it works: - based rollups let l1 proposers order transactions directly - l2 users pay a base fee, and validators capture the priority fee - no extra consensus layer, no third-party sequencers. - settlement and data availability are baked into ethereum why it matters: - inherits ethereum’s censorship resistance & security eliminates single points of failure (no centralized sequencers) - mev gets redistributed instead of being monopolized - potentially cheaper tx fees by removing extra sequencing overhead - seamless integration with l1—direct settlement on ethereum trade-offs: - depends on ethereum’s block times (12s confirmations) - l1 validators still influence transaction ordering (mev isn’t gone) - customization for specific use cases is limited but based rollups address the “l2s are parasitic” argument very well. instead of sucking value away from ethereum, they send fees back to the l1. booster rollups, gigagas rollups, and native rollups are next. but based rollups? they’re making a strong case for the future of ethereum scaling right now.

@lakancrypto @fede_intern Where can i read about this? Why is a multisig needed? Isn’t only a sequencer thats needed?

@fede_intern i think i understand what you're getting at so basically the idea is to use zk rollups to verify l2 transactions on the l1 without needing a multisig or additional infrastructure how does this impact the overall scalability of eth though

So for rollups in general there is no protocol level incentives to run a validator?? So basically a rollup is just the centralised sequencer and thats it?

@gakonst What does closed source even mean? Isn’t the bytecode public anyways? Or is it just that the actual program code in rust is closed source?

What is the best place to get an overview of what % of Solana DeFi volume is from open source vs closed source contracts?

@naruto11eth I really want to throw out some protocol names for you to roast, but i also don’t want them to get free publicity from your tweets 💀

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@naruto11eth Who’s cobie?

If you stay in crypto for a long long time, you either become a cofounder or a chad trader or a customer support like cobie. There's no in between.

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@harshrajat @pushprotocol NICE! is the push node open-source yet?

@0xdevian @pushprotocol You can run a push node on the mainnet once it's launched in Q3. Here's a demo: youtube.com/watch?v=JCwH2p…

Push Nodes are paving the way for @pushprotocol to become the blockchain of communication, unleashing a new era for Web3 communication. Coming soon!

@harshrajat @pushprotocol Can you point me to the docs to run a push node and stake PUSH? Cannot find it in the documentation in your website. Would appreciate if you could drop a link.

@0xdevian @pushprotocol Yes, the network is permissionless. The only thing you need to do is to stake enough PUSH tokens. The incentive would be in PUSH tokens.