Hottest new micro neighborhoods: - NoDi: North of Dimes Square - MaMa: intersection of Market St & Madison St - NoVi: North of Vital (the climbing gym) - PICL: Between Pitt St and Clinton St - WeCoSt: Carroll gardens West of Court St

📢📢📢 we are now devnet5 interop!!! 🚀🚀🚀 which is the culmination of the PQ consensus stack that we have been building and iterating on for @ethereum mainnet. PQ signatures are different from BLS signatures, the current signature machinery of ethereum. But BLS signatures are not Post Quantum secure because breaking elliptic curve cryptography is not an exponential problem for Quantum Computers. But ethereum is being build to last centuries not just decades. To that end @leanEthereum has been working on PQ signature cryptography using hash based signatures which are one time signatures (OTS), and not plainly aggregatable. Not only that they are huge (~1.5kb). So this entire challenge started the "devnets" initiatives of leanEthereum. Herein come's the "leanVM" the ZK rail which can aggregate such signatures and makes the entire PQ strategy possible. We have already been through devnet0 to devnet4, and now devnet5!!! Devnet5 is monumental in that regard, entire block will carry just 1 signature, all aggregated across packed attestations, block signatures (and anything else that will comeup when we backport the spec to mainnet ethereum) However this is one side of the puzzle, to maintain a stable node, one should be able to repack the attestations from a side branch especially if it moves justification and finalization. and Voila again with leanVM magic, we are able to split the attestations that we need to repack from the combined block signature and repack/re-aggregate them into a new block proposer wants to propose. This places leanVM as the centrepiece in the entire ethereum post quantum strategy. and the current aim of all the devnets we have been running is to bring a production level performance and demonstration of the capabilities. There are 8 clients that participate in these devnets each bringing value to the table to add stability and robustness (and chaos lol). Because we know: "There's many a slip between the cup and the lip" Goal of all leanEthereum clients is to remove them, one "slip" at a time (or multiple slips at a time lol). Spec isn't good enough, we need production performance, Spec and production design/performance are unequivocally tied. this isn't just a POC network, this is a proposal for ethereum mainnet! Thats why we have been rigorously running devents, slowly scaling the validators and subnets and discovering and alleviating the issues so that we end up with a production grade PQ signature scheme that ethereum deserves and needs. And this focus is now gonna magnify 1000X now that we believe we are on a spec that can deliver PQ for mainnet. And mind you, the time of need is gonna strike soon. We not only intend to solve this conundrum for ethereum but propose to even upstream to bitcoin so that we have a PQ standard this entire space deserves. And all that based on a humble but extremely powerful leanVM that makes the hashbased cryptography workable for the production grade systems like ethereum and bitcoin. PS: we are currently heavily focused on debugging and scaling devnet4 spec devnets while we have already started to run sims and preliminary interops for devnet5. So stay tuned for further progress that we leanEthereum teams have been cranking out with a steady but heavy dose ☕️. May be all matrix is just ☕️☕️☕️

We built a simulator for the fast confirmation rule, and replayed a years worth of blocks and attestations on Mainnet. Across 800,000 mainnet slots, roughly 96 out of every 100 slots would have been fast-confirmed within 12 seconds. Zero false confirmations. Read more below!

what clavicular's popularity & lookmaxxing taught me about ethereum, and why Ethereum is the chain for certified HARDmaxxers, a 🧵

Henri Matisse sketching on the wall. He became largely bedridden after major intestinal surgery, but persisted with his art.

so many great things going on behind the scenes and my goal is to make them open narrative needs to meet execution, not the other way around, and i genuinely think that’s happening at levels we haven’t seen before.

The Big 4.

"Even more bugs are inevitable, software is all going to become probabilistic now" is cope. "AI bug-finding means we have to embrace closed-source now" is a psyop. Writing buggy code has moved from hard to trivial. Writing secure code has moved from impossible to hard.

Hear me out Warren > Hire this alien > Allocate him $25B from cash on hand > Let him cook