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Eth2.0
‘Ethereum’ vs ‘Eth 2’: What’s in a Name?
Eth 1 or Eth 2? Consensus layer or execution layer? It's all Ethereum, basically.
The State of Ethereum’s Fee Market
What was the motivation for EIP 1559 and, after four months, what real impacts on Ethereum have we seen?
How Ethereum Will Be Transformed in 2022
Here are five of the top changes to expect with Ethereum’s impending transition to proof-of-stake.
What Ethereum’s Kintsugi Testnet Means for Proof-of-Stake
Kintsugi is a “longer-lived, public testnet” that will allow application developers and users to become familiar with a post-merge Ethereum environment.
Why Ethereum’s ‘Difficulty Bomb’ Has Been Delayed Again
Also: Polygon moves closer to bringing EIP 1559-style fee markets to their proof-of-stake scaling platform.
Scaling Ethereum Without Trade-Offs: Inside EIP 4488
The upgrade could help lower transaction costs for rollups while the network waits for sharding to be implemented.
