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The Pectra upgrade is Live - But this is just the beginning! What to expect & Metrics to watch 👀 - Higher L2 TPS / Throughput and lower fees Short-term: Fees page Long-term: Fundamentals pages - Increase in Data posted blobs and a reduction in Calldata DA - Reduction in Fees Paid per MB - The total Fees Paid for Ethereum blobs, which will evolve over time as the market adjusts. - Account abstractions impact on transaction count and throughput. What will you be watching?
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Happy pectra day to all who say it back!
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On Sunday more data was posted to Ethereum Blobs than Celestia 👀
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Pectra finalized 🎉 Testing of the newly activated EIPs continues.
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Strategic ETH Reserve for growth! https://warpcast.com/fabda.eth/0x3fd0db9e
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Just shipped an easy way to leave feedback directly in Teams! The idea is to reduce the friction of giving feedback, asking for a feature, or reporting a bug as much as possible. Try it out by letting us know how we can improve the product for you 🫡
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"that understanding of how many people want Ethereum to win and think that when I am needed I will come" - @tkstanczak https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEzt2ABF80g
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https://powerlaw.systems/memo-w18-may-2025
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Starting 2027 transactions above 1000 € value must be registered too. Absolutely unacceptable.
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ETHEREUM https://x.com/TedPillows/status/1919008299493601716
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Devving be like
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Network states are not rooted in a single physical territory.
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Absolutely underrated: application composition across all of Ethereum by @growthepie. What a great dashboard! https://www.growthepie.xyz/applications
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My body told me yesterday that I probably broke a rip. So I gotta sit it out for some time boss.
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https://warpcast.com/ethereum/0x2af95863
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USDC still works on Ethereum too.
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I never used Deno. My guess would be that this is all Javascript after all. And so the things that hurt me the most personally are just the same whatever the wrapper around them. And then it doesn't really matter whether this is frontend or backend or some CLI tool. This is all broken on a couple of fundamental levels in Javascript. I also don't believe in this seamless benefit between front and back. The complexity of integrating both isn't contingent on the same programming language in either place, because those are two separate components anyway. And then, what you should do in either case is to generate all relevant code for the network layer abstraction using a single source of truth for the API specification. Protocol Buffers have tooling for all major ecosystems and its just a bliss to get the client/server code generated automatically. I have this tooling setup for a couple of projects. Anyone interested just hit me up.
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What is the principle you refer to?
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How unpopular is this opinion? The more code LLMs write for you today, the less reliable does your system become over time. What I found most useful so far is letting the model write boilerplate and algorithms. But if I do not put the lego blocks together myself in a more appropriate way, then I end up with an unmanageable mess in my codebase.
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