Ethereum

Just as the web today is a product of the contributions from many people working on a broad computer programming spectrum, so too is Ethereum a product of the disparate work of thousands of people working on different ideas.

The KZG ceremony is a key step in the Ethereum roadmap’s next phase, “proto-danksharding,” which will reduce the cost of using rollups and lower gas fees.

Led by ConsenSys and Allinfra, the collective includes a still growing list of 19+ prominent tech companies, as well as civil society leaders: AAVE, Art Blocks, Celo, the Climate Collective, Codegreen.Org, Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, ERM, Filecoin Green, Gitcoin, Global Blockchain Business Council (GBBC), Huobi Global, Laser Digital, Microsoft, Polygon, UPC Capital Ventures, and W3bcloud, in collaboration with Gold Standard.

The latest quarterly release targets staking performance and Besu's reliability for Mainnet users.

You heard it from Vitalik first: “Merge, Surge, Verge, Purge, Splurge”. Here are the next biggest upgrades coming to Ethereum now that the Merge is over.

A new report from CCRI (Crypto Carbon Ratings Institute), commissioned by ConsenSys, reveals that the transition from Proof of Work to Proof of Stake has reduced the electricity consumption and carbon footprint of the Ethereum network by over 99.988 % and 99.992%, respectively.

In this blog we explore the history of testnets on Ethereum.

The VillageDAO platform will further scale customer care for Web3 brands, enabling them to triage issues at scale by mobilizing community users into customer care squads. Members from a company’s user community will be incentivized to become experts in the company’s product. Members from a company’s user community who assist with customer care will earn rewards for their efforts and expertise in helping others.