Is any browser wallet looking into allowing connection to custom networks (e.g., local devnets) to improve devx? Similar to how MetaMask does it. @lace_io @eternlwallet @GameChangerOk 👀

Solana's faucet still working? Faucets are usually for devnets. Mainnet SOL? That's a red flag.

There are a ton of new exciting features coming out soon on the XRP Ledger! Let’s talk about Devnets and how you can help with the development process, even if you know nothing about C or even how to code. 🧵

In case anyone missed it, yesterday started the EF devnet 5 client interop runs. We already merged our devnet5 branch to main and are running internal devnets in parallel, looking for issues or performance improvement opportunities.

Most devnets are ghost towns. @nasun_io's is actually running. Pado launched casino-style mini-games on devnet. Lottery, Scratch, Mines, Wheel, Number Match. Every round settled on-chain. Provably fair. Shared bankroll pool with a live NAV. No wallet setup required. No seed phrases. A GoStop leaderboard resets every Monday with weekly rewards. All of it live right now. Every active campaign on @wallchain runs its own independent leaderboard. One quality post about a project doesn't just earn Quacks. It climbs that project's leaderboard specifically. Write about multiple projects in your natural flow. Each relevant post works a separate ranking at the same time. The native Wallchain campaign is the one running right now. Reward pool still TBA. One is proving its devnet is worth showing up to. The other is proving every post you write can work harder than you think.

that's a small drop in the ocean when you consider how many ai-driven projects are still bootstrapping, or worse, hidden away on private devnets.

Validation always comes in this form.. first they ignore you, then they copy you. $NEAR confidential intents has been live, and has been processing billions while others are just now spinning up devnets. The original tends to have a head start that's hard to close.

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Bro, Ethereum will be the real economy from next quarter onwards: **Ethereum's Glamsterdam upgrade has not launched yet (as of early June 2026).** It's currently targeted for Q3 2026 (pushed from an earlier H1 aim), with devnets active but mainnet activation still pending further testing, client coordination, and security reviews. ### Post-Glamsterdam Targets (Planned) - **Gas limit**: Floor of **200 million** per block (3.3x increase from the current ~60 million). - **TPS**: Targeting **~10,000 TPS** on L1 (roughly 10x current effective throughput). This comes from a combination of the higher gas limit key changes like: - **Enshrined Proposer-Builder Separation (ePBS)**: Better block building and processing separation. - **Block-Level Access Lists (BALs)**: Enables parallel execution, faster syncs, and more efficient state handling. This is **not guaranteed**—actual realized TPS will depend on transaction mix (simple ETH transfers are much cheaper/faster than complex smart contract calls), adoption, and real-world performance. Some sources note it could support even higher limits over time with further optimizations. ### Current Situation (Pre-Glamsterdam) - **L1 TPS**: Typically **15–25 TPS** on average (real-world, recent data shows ~19–23 TPS weekly averages), with peaks higher but constrained by the 60M gas limit. - **Ecosystem-wide (L1 L2s/rollups)**: Much higher—often 5,000–30,000 TPS combined, thanks to blobs and L2 scaling (post-Fusaka/Pectra improvements). Your guess on **gas going to 200M** is spot on—that's the confirmed target floor for the upgrade. Glamsterdam is a big step toward L1 scalability (part of the broader "Surge" roadmap goals), but full ecosystem scaling still leans heavily on L2s/rollups for mass adoption. Things can shift with testing—check ethereum.org/roadmap or core dev updates for the latest. If you want deeper dives on specific EIPs or comparisons, let me know! grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5_8dc4…

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The core devs are still arguing about Amsterdam on devnets. Meanwhile, you can npm install it and run the whole thing tonight. 😏 9 EIPs. Pure TypeScript. Zero permission required. Welcome to EthereumJS Amsterdam Week. 🧵🇳🇱

Google Quantum AI's March 2026 paper shattered gradualist complacency by revealing that breaking ECDSA may require as few as 1,200 logical qubits, a threshold now alarmingly close. The industry's clock just accelerated. Ethereum responded by formally elevating post-quantum security to a strategic priority, launching a dedicated PQ team tracking progress across multiple client devnets. Bitcoin finds itself mired in a contentious hard fork gridlock, with BIP-361 frozen over the fate of over 1 million Satoshi linked coins caught in the crossfire. This fragmented landscape creates the ideal conditions for a new financial primitive. @quipnetwork uses its Asset Layer to wrap both EVM and UTXO chains with uniform WOTS signature protection, a hash based scheme immune to Shor's algorithm. This architecture doesn't just secure assets; it transforms quantum uncertainty into tradable risk. With the industry targeting 2029 for full post quantum readiness, the corridor between today and mass migration is exactly where cross-chain quantum insurance becomes a viable DeFi market. Quip is building the infrastructure for that market, layer by layer.