Brat Fred

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Brat Fred

Brat Fred

@Bratbert

เข้าร่วม Ağustos 2011
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smartcontracts.eth
smartcontracts.eth@kelvinfichter·
The reality today is that not a *single* public Optimistic Rollup system (other than the admittedly limited fuel V1) has ever made it past ***level 1 proofs***. Seriously! Just one.
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smartcontracts.eth
smartcontracts.eth@kelvinfichter·
We all know Optimistic Rollups need to build fault proofs. But did you know there are actually four different levels of fault proofs? 👀👀 A behind-the-scenes thread on the truth behind Optimistic Rollup proof systems 🔴✨
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Brat Fred
Brat Fred@Bratbert·
@devchart Time to update the chart, looking more fun now.
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Brat Fred
Brat Fred@Bratbert·
@arstechnica How often do you want to tweet this? You can stop now, 10 times should be enough.
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Ars Technica
Ars Technica@arstechnica·
Some fresh nightmare fuel: A man’s wriggling, migrating rash helped doctors diagnose his full body worm infection. trib.al/1uVqVus
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timbeiko.eth
timbeiko.eth@TimBeiko·
We wrapped up another @ethereum #allcoredevs earlier today - covered the latest on Merge testing, testnet plans, and a handful of EIPs 😁 Agenda: github.com/ethereum/pm/is… Stream: youtu.be/JXbOeiPN_uE Recap below ⬇️
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timbeiko.eth@TimBeiko

@ethereum @christine_dkim @parithosh_j @mkalinin2 @ralexstokes @sendmoodz @q9fmz @lightclients On the next ACD, we'll try and make the time for a longer update on the effort. That was it for today! See you all on April 15, 14:00 UTC, for a pre-@EFDevconnect call 😁

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Gary Black
Gary Black@garyblack00·
2/ With $TWTR in play, odds are high that price of TWTR goes above $60 as media and tech companies and PE firms present rival bids. A firm such as $MSFT has the best odds since it can leverage an existing fixed cost base to manage TWTR (MSFT already owns LinkedIn).
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Gary Black
Gary Black@garyblack00·
A poison pill doesn’t block Elon Musk from acquiring $TWTR. Its sole purpose is to prevent an acquirer from buying >15% shares in the open market without paying a significant control premium to all shareholders. Musk and other acquirers can still present bids to the TWTR board.
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@ryanberckmans·
For example, is the tip % down because more wallets updated to 1559-style transactions, which naturally reduces tips? Or maybe we've all wised up to the fact that small tips of ~1.5gwei are often competitive? Or perhaps the tip % is a function of bull/bear from trading/NFTs?
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@ryanberckmans·
The percentage of eth fees paid as tips (vs. burned) has declined a lot since 1559 launched. Declining tips combined with hypergrowing staked ETH may result in significantly reduced post-merge staking rewards relative to current popular expectations 🙃 Why is tip % down?
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1/ Last month, ETH holders would have saved an additional $42M per day if proof of stake was already fully live This $42M per day is on top of the $11M per day already saved by EIP-1559 burning ETH Here's a chart showing how PoS delivers 4x additional cost savings vs. EIP-1559:

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MariusVanDerWijden
MariusVanDerWijden@vdWijden·
Now I missed my 20:15 german crime show because we're debugging issues. Damn shadow forks why do they keep on breaking -.-'
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Brat Fred
Brat Fred@Bratbert·
@dcinvestor @Jinxo67 There will be sell pressure from tips & MEV, instantly available. Some needs to be sold to pay tax. But overall, a 10x-30x reduction in sell pressure vs current levels.
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DCinvestor
DCinvestor@DCinvestor·
ok, so didn't really think about this, but @Jinxo67 pointed out to me that in the ~6 months between the initial merge and when beacon chain ETH becomes transferable, you will basically have a period with zero miner/staker ETH sell pressure lmao. things could get stupid
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Marc Zeller
Marc Zeller@Marczeller·
As we're getting closer to the merge recap: True: - inflation drops 90% (halving*3) - supply goes down - "ETH green BTC ain't" narrative - chainlink VRF rekt. other stuff fine - yield up (~10%) first few weeks/month - validator slots scarce (900/day) False: - gas goes down
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Brat Fred
Brat Fred@Bratbert·
@EthereumOnARM Is a QVO drive ok for something as write heavy as an Ethereum execution client?
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Ethereum on ARM (and RISC-V) 🦇🔊🐼👉👈🐼
15/ Data: Device: Raspberry Pi 4 8 GB RAM (ARM64) CPU Freq: 2.0 Ghz (overclocked) Disk: Samsung SSD 870 QVO 4TB Startech USB 3.1 to SATA Adapter OS: Ubuntu 20.04.3 ARM64 Erigon: 2021.11.04-beta Params: No pruning Total sync time: 30 days DB Size: 1.7 TB
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Brat Fred
Brat Fred@Bratbert·
@superphiz @antiprosynth @sassal0x Accounting for tips+MEV and 50% of it being sold by validators, between the merge and beacon chain withdrawals we'll see a 17x reduction in sell pressure.
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superphiz.eth
superphiz.eth@superphiz·
I don't do much financial speculation but Ethereum could be twelve weeks (+/-) from a massive issuance reduction. Hey @sassal0x, any idea how this might affect the exchange price of Ether? #triplehalving
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Brat Fred
Brat Fred@Bratbert·
@odin_free @antiprosynth @odin_free That's not a rule. It does not even make much sense. Price is what sustains hashrate. But there is no clear relationship where hashrate would determine price.
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Brother Odin 🥷🏽
Brother Odin 🥷🏽@odin_free·
I don't make the rules. Price follows hashrate. Ethereum network registers a new hashrate all-time high of 1,137 TH/s
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Brat Fred
Brat Fred@Bratbert·
@sassal0x That's not how you should talk about family.
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Brat Fred
Brat Fred@Bratbert·
@dataalways I extrapolated that from your model and it spits out insane equilibrium valuations at very modest inflows. Nice to think about but I doubt it'll be much lower than 30%-40% because in most places stakers need to pay their taxes...
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Brat Fred
Brat Fred@Bratbert·
@dataalways Great read. Do these considerations change your flow model? Will we see an update of that?
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