Fer

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Vitalik is cooking, that's great for Ethereum.

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public goods are good coercion is bad social games that involve tricking people into thinking you're a public good are bad imo these three points capture ~90% of what matters in solarpunk / regen but solving for all three is nontrivial Milady

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现在没有什么东西叫 ETH 3.0 😀 有人会说justin drake 的5年计划就是，但是那个计划只是consensus layer，不是 execution layer，所以只是以太坊区块链的未来的一部分 L1和L2的关系和平衡是一个execution layer的问题。这里有另外一个roadmap：加强L1的能力（提高gaslimit，加stateless verification (比如verkle）和其他功能，等等），提高跨L2的interoperability，提高blobs，等等我也觉得L2 是不是给L1付足够的交易费这个问题不能过于从短期的角度看。比如： * 4844之前，大家的埋怨是相反的：L1是不是吸L2的血？ * 现在，最近30天的blob费是500 ETH * 如果blob target提高从3到128,按照我们的计划，如果blob gasprice 是一样的，会每个月烧 21333 ETH，每年 256000 所以这里叙事容易快速改变，现在我们需要加强L1，让应该在L1发生的事情能在L1发生，增加blobs, 然后保持我们社区的adaptability

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i’m doing it register for the waitlist and be the first to be notified when we launch amps.fun

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I just registered for amps.fun

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Looking for feedback on tickers and wallet. What do you want to see next? What’s working? What’s not working? Please share any screenshots and annotations for bugs

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You will be surprised by PulseChain in 2025

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Nobody interested in your success except you.

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When better to buy ETH? In $3.3k or $3.1k? Strange but how it works, people tend to buy less when prices collapse, easier to buy when prices go up.

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It is pretty clear that Bitcoin as a blockchain is a colossal waste of energy. As BTC custody continues centralizing to a few ETFs, CEXs, institutions, in the long term >50% of BTC will be held by a handful of organisations Might as well just cancel PoW and move to PoA at that point. It would actually be *more decentralized* as PoW will inevitably centralize over to a handful of industrial players and pools due to crippling economies of scale. Plus, it'll solve the security budget problem. As before, the full nodes will be there as the last line of defence irrespective The only thing matters for BTC is it remains a speculative store-of-value, doesn't matter the mechanism to achieve that https://x.com/i/trending/1885868663116296256

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this is the idea behind higher’s network component honestly our collective innovation was to wrap the dynamic in a branded network you could own. giving you more: - discoverability - distribution - direction instead of aimlessly giving away free value and work (like so many of us had to do) on twitter & yt you could give it to a network with needs & simultaneously own your upside if interested an environment for ‘just doing things’ that nobody else takes the time to do for others bc where’s the profit but it’s here now for entrepreneurs

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Excited for next week.

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Celestia a lot cheaper for data availability!

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Are you going to do?

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Farcaster is good for Ethereum and good for ENS!

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Markets gud, price mechanisms gud. Congestion pricing in NYC continues to be winning, just as it has been winning for years in Stockholm, Singapore and elsewhere. When demand > supply, there is always an auction. Either you pay with money, or you pay by waiting in line, with often grievous costs to mental health ( https://nytimes.com/2019/01/21/upshot/stuck-and-stressed-the-health-costs-of-traffic.html ) and to no one's benefit. Blockchain transaction fees are similar: in the dark ages we used to wait some random number of 5-60 minutes for a transaction to get included into a block, and made excuses about how this is a virtuous act of expressing "low time preference". Today, transactions reliably get included in 1-2 slots, and the more efficient fee market design in https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-1559 is a major reason why. Tomorrow, transactions will be included even faster.

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