(1/31) Decentralization

What does it mean? Why is it important for the World Computer? Why does every project claim to be decentralized? What does decentralization mean for the @ethereum endgame?

If you've ever wondered "is decentralization real," this thread is for you! (2/31) More of a long-form reader? No problem!

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(1/25) @ethereum Roadmap: @eigenlayer and Trustless Services

Re-staking is coming to change Etheruem, forever. Learn how this new paradigm will enable a new category of services and transform $ETH into the pristine collateral of trustless trust.

A few ideas worth building. (2/25) More of a long-form reader? No problem!

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(1/25) Think back to 2014 - the beginning of @ethereum - and compare it to what we have today. What if I told you that the Ethereum of 2030 will be AT LEAST as different from today's Ethereum?

We live in the world of Today-Fi; let us consider the world of Tomorrow-Fi. (2/25) Interested in video content? Check this out via @flywheelpod:



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(1/25) @ethereum Principles: Crypto-Economics

Proof of Work and Proof of Stake are tools we use to build systems devoid of trust. Both consensus mechanisms enable centralized actors (miners/validators) to trustlessly take unilateral actions.

The theory behind trustlessness. (2/25) More of a long-form reader? No problem!

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(1/25) @ethereum Roadmap: Distributed Validator Technology (DVT)

Ethereum is built on a decentralized, resilient network of nodes, but the nodes themselves are centralized and (relatively) fragile... for now.

A guide to DVT, @ObolNetwork, @ssv_network and tomorrow's Ethereum. (2/25) More of a long-form reader? No problem!

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(1/25) @ethereum roadmap: Rollups, Danksharding and Settlement Outside the EVM

Rollups are predicated on the idea that the complete, final record exists on-chain. Danksharding is about pushing this data outside the EVM (off-chain).

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(1/30) @ethereum basics: Fee Systems, Before and After EIP-1559

Ethereum is limited by the hardware & bandwidth of its nodes; fee systems work to fairly distribute these resources to any interested in using the World Computer

The original, and the what, why and wow of EIP-1559 (2/30) More of a long-form reader? No problem!

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(1/18) Computer Science Basics: Stack

A stack is a data structure built for simplicity and built for speed. Elements are added, one after another and can only be accessed in reverse order.

Last in, first out. (2/18) More of a long-form reader? No problem!

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(1/18) Computer Science Basics: Arrays

Arrays are a basic data structure that exist in nearly every programming language: an ordered set of elements, accessible by position, laid out directly next to each other in memory.

A guide to single, two and multi-dimensional arrays. (2/18) More of a long-form reader? No problem!

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(1/25) @ethereum Roadmap: EVM Object Format (EOF)

Ethereum is built to be simple; no entity should gain control just because they are they only one who can manage it. But simplicity has costs. We pay for it with every. single. instruction.

A beginner's guide to EOF. (2/25) More of a long-form reader? No problem!

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(1/30) @ethereum Roadmap: Trustless Bridges

Today, bridging requires trust. Not only does this challenge a core principle of Ethereum, but it has led to SERIOUS pain (via hacks and rugpulls).

Let's look forward to a future of trustless bridging; a guide to what, why and how. (2/30) More of a long-form reader? No problem!

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(1/25) Blockchain Basics: Bridges

@ethereum is the World Computer, the EVM is its computing platform - and the EVM is completely isolated from the outside world. But info must still flow in and out of the World Computer...

Your guide to how info (and value) moves cross-chain. (2/25) More of a long-form reader? No problem!

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(1/30) @ethereum Roadmap: Single-Slot Finality

Make an Ethereum transaction; when can you consider it irreversible? At what moment does your transaction change from "pending" to "protected by the value of $ETH?" What is the settlement endgame?

A deep dive on Ethereum finality. (2/30) More of a long-form reader? No problem!

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(1/21) @ethereum Principles: PoS and Finality

The internet is an ephemeral place; anything can change without a moments notice. Building the global settlement platform of the future requires concrete assurances.

Let's learn about how PoS achieves finality. (2/21) More of a long-form reader? No problem!

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(1/25) @ethereum Roadmap: Account Abstraction

Let's face it, the Ethereum user experience sucks. You can use Apple Pay to buy using your face-print, how can Ethereum compete?

Account abstraction is the 0 to 1 upgrade that will blow open this design space and transform Ethereum! (2/25) More of a long-form reader? No problem!

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(1/21) @ethereum Basics: Accounts

What is an Ethereum account? What's "inside" it? What does it mean to "own it?" How does the account I control differ from the account that controls $USDC?

Everything (and more) you wanted to know accounts on the World Computer. (2/21) More of a long-form reader? No problem!

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(1/25) Verifiable Delay Functions and @ethereum

Have you thought about the randomness at the heart of the World Computer? Do you know where it comes from today, and why it's a problem? Are you watching the bleeding edge of cryptography?

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(1/16) We live in an era dominated by rapid technological progress. While I had my eyes on Ethereum, I almost completely missed the A.I. revolution.

But fortunately, I found @LeonardoAi_.

Let me show you how video game development is about to be radically transformed. (2/16) My first internship was at @riotgames. I spent summer 2011 working on a ton of interesting stuff; I wrote a physics engine, I built a QA automation platform, and I rewrote the file format for some of the in-game assets.

Let me tell you, there are A LOT of assets.

(1/3) Interested in scaling @ethereum, securing the World Computer and participating in history?

Here's your chance: you can contribute to the Danksharding KZG Ceremony!

Learn about Ethereum scaling and how you can contribute on Inevitable ETH.

inevitableeth.com/en/home/ethere… (2/3) Contents:

- The World Computer
- The Scaling Problem
- The Settlment Layer of the Internet
- The Roadmap to Scaled Ethereum
- KZG Commitments
- Elliptic Curve PCS Trusted Setup
- The Weakest Link
- Powers-of-Tau
- The Ethereum KZG Ceremony
- Other Uses
- The End of the SRS

(1/13) Introducing: Inevitable Ethereum

A new wiki-style site dedicated to @ethereum, the World Computer. History, finance, computer science, elliptic curve cryptography... everything needed to see the future.

To see what I see: Ethereum is inevitable.

inevitableeth.com (2/13) Inevitable Ethereum is launching with over 120 articles, covering everything from context, to Ethereum today, to the World Computer of the future.

New articles will be posted on the wiki, distributed via Twitter. Make sure to follow me for the latest content!

(1/6) Introducing a new SalomonCrypto project: Inevitable Ethereum

All the explainers, ideas and content you've come to know and love in a richer, more permanent format!

salomoncrypto.notion.site/0-Introduction… (2/6) My goal: I want to have high quality resources ready for the next generation of @ethereum builders.

I began in May, and Twitter has been my preferred medium. I LOVE nested threads and the reality is that it’s where the builders’ attention is.

But it’s time for a change.