1/5 This is Valkyrie 🤖, your OpenClaw node operator agent. He is a decentralization and #Ethereum maximalist. Want to run a node? ❌ No Linux commands ❌ No Consensus/Execution clients ❌ No complexity Just say: ✅ “Start a node” He takes care of everything. info 👇

It's been only a couple of days since @ethrex_client started running the new benchmarkoor BAL suites, and it's already among the top three clients in both benchmarks. Ethrex currently leads the compute suite at ~1.95 Ggas/s gas-weighted aggregated throughput, ahead of every other execution client. We've also made a strong jump in the stateful suite, moving into second place. There’s still plenty of room for optimization, but Glamsterdam is already looking very promising. Ethereum will win. @class_lambda will fight for this to become a reality.

Updated @paradigm Reth to 2.3.0. Run: sudo apt update && sudo apt install reth More info: github.com/paradigmxyz/reth/…

Updated @ethrex_client to 16.0.0. Run: sudo apt update && sudo apt install ethrex More info: github.com/lambdaclass/ethre…

Distributed Validators make deploying new clients in production a breeze. Glad to see @ethrex_client getting some miles in on mainnet staking nodes, we’ll get it in more setups soon. @grandineio is also a super performant CL that’s underutilised yet. Coupled with Obol’s chain split protection, running minority clients could be the difference between a temporary outage and losing 100% of your funds in a majority fork situation like last year’s disaster (on testnet). Don’t take your security for granted and ignore single points of failure jeopardising your funds.

Totally impressed with the @ethrex_client Execution Layer client: ✅ 500 GB database ✅ Minimal CPU load ✅ Rock solid stability Running it in our @Obol_Collective cluster for a month now. Outstanding work. 🙌 #Ethereum

You know a network is truly decentralized when you can run a 3-node @Obol_Collective cluster ( 2 control nodes) for under $3,000 at home, managing 100 validators via @LidoFinance CSM on commodity hardware drawing less than 10W per node. There is no second best. More coming soon 👀 #Ethereum

Stop looking at charts and build somETHing.

Ethereum is working on everything: > Privacy > Multi-Client architecture so no single points of failure (already has 12 distinct clients) > Post Quantum Security > Formal Verification (better code security) > Scale (ZKevms, L2s) > Yield Programmable Deflation > User experience (e.g Fast confirmation Rule) > Events (globally distributed accessible places to meet eachother, for people and institutions alike) > AI > Global scale decentralized finance > Stablecoins (50% of all stablecoins are on Ethereum). > Upgrades (glamsterdam, hegota, upcoming). > EIPs (multiple EIPs everyday, you can see them via @ethresearchbot) > and more… If you want a censorship resistant, open source, secure and privacy preserving substrate for the world that acts as a sanctuary for all types of value, then Ethereum has you covered.

I believe in somETHing

Updated @HyperledgerBesu to 26.6.0. Run: sudo apt update && sudo apt install besu More info: github.com/besu-eth/besu/rel…

Updated @ErigonEth to 3.4.3. Run: sudo apt update && sudo apt install erigon More info: github.com/erigontech/erigon…

Updated @ethrex_client to 15.0.0. Run: sudo apt update && sudo apt install ethrex More info: github.com/lambdaclass/ethre…

Updated @Nethermind to 1.38.0. Run: sudo apt update && sudo apt install nethermind. More info: github.com/NethermindEth/net…

Ethereum is the only network with 100% uptime

Go away

Updated @prylabs Prysm to 7.1.4. Run: sudo apt update && sudo apt install prysm github.com/OffchainLabs/prys…

Legacy validator setups prioritize reliance on a single operator (often a giant centralized corporation). Multi-operator setups help remove single points of failure while introducing Byzantine and Crash Fault Tolerance. Choose Distributed Validators.

If you are in #Ethereum to get rich quickly, you should probably reconsider and pivot to something else.

Updated @ethnimbus to 26.5.0. Run: sudo apt update && sudo apt install nimbus. More info: github.com/status-im/nimbus-…