Not sure I have ever been as productive in my life as in the last ~10 weeks: An extremely challenging yet worthwhile goal. The crazy progress of AI coding and heavy use of it. A very small team, world-class skills, and now the ability to multiply output thanks to AI. The result is @etheconomiczone — with a live devnet already: eez.dev. What is this? It will be: a) A new rollup that is fully composable with Ethereum. This means you can do either cheap transactions on this chain that only interact with contracts on this rollup, or more expensive transactions (similar to L1 costs) that can interact in a fully composable way between L1 and L2. So, for example, if you trade on this rollup, the routing can dynamically decide to use only L2 liquidity for a small trade, or for a larger trade — where the extra gas costs are worth it — to use both L2 and L1 liquidity. b) A whole framework that will allow new rollups, as well as existing L2s and sidechains (yes @gnosischain!!) to integrate into this “(Ethereum) economic zone.” Imagine: one could make a trade today simultaneously using Ethereum liquidity, but also Arbitrum, Base, or all the other L2s. This is what EEZ will allow. Now, let’s talk about the tech: Essentially, there are two core concepts that make all of this possible: 1) Proxy contracts 2) Real-time proving 1) Proxy contracts are basically a way to overcome the challenge that ~99% of all contracts are written in a way that only deals with addresses from a single chain. For example, a token or an NFT can be sent to an address, but not to an address on a specific other chain. Proxy contracts fix this. An address “A” on chain “n” will get a deterministic proxy representation, “A*”, on all other chains. So now, if, for example, A is a DAO on Ethereum and it should control, say, a fee switch in contract D (a DEX) on another chain, this can easily be done by setting A* as the owner of D. A (the DAO), on the other hand, can now call D* (the proxy representation of the DEX contract D) on Ethereum. All the cross-chain message passing in between is abstracted away — the contracts just call another contract and do not realize it is actually on another chain. 2) Real-time proving The proxy design already addresses the problem that there is no widely supported cross-chain message-passing standard in EVM land. So it alone would already be helpful for asynchronous calls, or better, calls that do not expect or require a return value. However, this would still not quite bring us to “synchronous composability.” Imagine a DEX trade: you do the first part of the trade on L1 and the second part on L2. You want to know the result of the second part — and if it did not get you the expected amount, you want to be able to revert the first part. This requires the call that triggers the DEX trade on L2 to have a return value. This was long assumed to be impossible - but with real-time proving, it no longer is. Basically, because Ethereum blocks are only produced every 12 seconds (and this would still work with, say, 6 seconds), that is now long enough to build and prove the L2 block that contains, for example, this L1→L2 DEX trade. If you want to learn more, don’t miss the talk by @tw_tter and @jbaylina on Tuesday at @EthCC! Let’s make Ethereum ONE again!
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.@getrebind offers the best EUR account on-chain. EUR on/off ramping for free. EUR yield up to 5%. EUR card (powered by @gnosispay) up to 5% cashback. Great UX.
Rebind @getrebind will be one of the first partners to upgrade to Gnosis Pay's enterprise platform. Their current app went live in April. Since then users hold €6M in the app and have moved €30M in volume. In August they added Swiss francs via @frankencoinzchf, next to euros and dollars. Let's have a look at what Rebind is and what makes them so successful 👇
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.@gnosispay is evolving into a infrastructure project that tried to give partners everything they need to offer a great crypto card. If you are a direct GP user you can continue to use your card e.g. via our partner @getrebind
Rebind @getrebind will be one of the first partners to upgrade to Gnosis Pay's enterprise platform. Their current app went live in April. Since then users hold €6M in the app and have moved €30M in volume. In August they added Swiss francs via @frankencoinzchf, next to euros and dollars. Let's have a look at what Rebind is and what makes them so successful 👇
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Freedom for iPhone now runs 5 p2p nodes in parallel 1) Ethereum light client (myotis) 2) Gnosis light client (myotis) 3) Swarm 4) IPFS 5) Radicle can't wait to release it :-)
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.@Trueo_ just moved from Base to mainnet - trading fast blocks and lower fees for "higher integration potential" and deep liquidity. With EEZ @etheconomiczone you can have BOTH. Be on a cheap and fast L2 and STILL have full composability with L1! Dapps that want to try an early devnet can reach out now!
THE BLOCK: Onchain prediction market protocol Trueo announced its migration from Base to Ethereum, citing the mainnet's "highest integration potential and product upside." Vitalik Buterin welcomed the move, touting Trueo as a strong prediction market contender that is focused on decentralization, ethical, and "not corposlop."
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Amazing engineering and it has a clear purpose: scaling Ethereum without fragmentation!
Arithmetic-friendly hashes have long been one of the weakest pieces of prover cryptography. With ZisK v1.3.0, we removed Poseidon entirely and moved to BLAKE3. What surprised us is that we got the same performance — or even better. After many optimizations elsewhere in the prover, hashing had become one of the most time-consuming parts of proof generation. BLAKE3 is more than an order of magnitude faster, making this cost almost disappear and largely compensating for the increased complexity of the recursion circuit. Getting there required a lot of re-engineering: circuit sizes, prover scheduling, and architecture all had to be reconsidered around the new trade-offs that BLAKE3 gives us. The final result surprised even us. There is a lot of focus today on binary-field proving. Binary fields attack the hash-proving bottleneck from a different direction, but introduce different trade-offs when proving regular arithmetic. There is a huge amount of research happening here, and at ZisK we are following it very closely. I'm genuinely curious to see whether binary-field architectures will outperform what we can achieve with the current approach — and how long it will take. So I like to think of v1.3.0 as setting a new target. 🎯 To everyone working on binary fields — and to all of us trying to make provers faster: let's see if we can beat it :) And we still have a few optimizations in the basket.
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You don’t fully grasp how much of your life is tracked until you’re sitting in a courtroom, watching federal prosecutors use your digital history against you, down to your most harmless Google searches. Your entire life becomes an open book, and even your most innocent actions can be twisted into something sinister. They get to tell the most damning version of your story. To tell yours in your own words, you have to take the stand.
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Yes, you are heavily underestimating Ethereum's Glamsterdam upgrade. The gas limit increase to 200M means that Ethereum could theoretically already handle Base's average activity over the last few months (~16.7 Mgas/s). While we're not targeting that initially, there's lots of headroom for further increases in the months after Glamsterdam. IMO, this will strengthen Ethereum's role as the main DeFi hub, especially since scaling doesn't stop here. In combination with @etheconomiczone, it will also become the liquidity hub for L2s, bringing even more activity back to mainnet. @DeriveXYZ and others are already preparing their products for Ethereum season. Higher and faster.
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An EEZ L2 will probably pay 100x of that to Ethereum. Not because it’s more expensive to run an EEZ chain, but because you get so much more out of Ethereum. It is not just something you “anchor” to once in a while, but something you transact with constantly.
Ethereum L2s are showing a clear gap in fees paid to Ethereum. Over the last 7D, Robinhood Chain ranks #2 with $5.45K in fees paid to Ethereum. Top L2s by Fees Paid to Ethereum Last 7D: ▫️@aztecnetwork - $11.92K ▫️@RobinhoodCrypto - $5.45K ▫️@base - $2.36K ▫️@Lighter_xyz - $2.12K ▫️@SX_Network - $893.4 ▫️@world_chain_ - $805.1 ▫️@grvt_io - $798.4 ▫️@taikoxyz - $789.4
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We got an important step closer towards unified liquidity between L2s and Ethereum via @etheconomiczone. Here is a @CoWSwap trade settled on L2 while using liquidity from L1. Bridging tokens out and receiving other tokens back all happens atomically! Public testnet soon!
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Corpslop and layers of abstraction that dissolve all personal responsibility are how evil hides.
Screenshots of the Philip Morris website. (reminder: they're a leading cigarette company) It's a good calibration point for how good modern marketing is at dressing up pretty much any corporate (or, for that matter, government) behavior and making it sound responsible and safe.
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Starting to think it’s not obvious whether we should want the US or China to win the AI race.
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If Bitcoin gets out of control, we can just unplug the servers. Really?
If the AI agents get out of control, we can just unplug the severs.
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Don’t get fooled by a cashback program that you pay for directly through an unfavorable FX rate. On @gnosispay, 1 EURe == 1€.
Side by side @EthenaPay and @Plasma for the same €16.80 transaction: Ethena Pay: $19.72 charge, $0.88 cashback = net cost $18.84 Plasma: $19.90 charge, $0.39 cashback = net cost $19.51
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Only on @CoWSwap — if you submit an order, 20+ solvers will compete and try to squeeze out the last penny for you by finding the wildest route to settle your trade.
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WE'D LIKE TO BUY THE WORLD, SOME TIME...
WE'D LIKE TO BUY THE WORLD SOME TIME...
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There are currently zero things more important than "don't die to AI" becoming a bipartisan project rather than a Democrat-polarized issue. If you have any political capital you can spend on this, do it now, I beg of you. Life or death.
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Bermuda is launching! A project I have been advising for a while. It’s the first privacy solution that works fully with @safe. You can have funds in a privacy pool truly controlled by a Safe, meaning that if you can access or recover the Safe, you can access those funds as well!
We are opening beta access to Bermuda's private multisig. Explore private transactions, payroll and other DeFi use cases across the EVM. To get access, join the Bermuda telegram group - link in replies 👇
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Maybe with 3D modeling and software development becoming so cheap, someone can finally build something interesting for the Apple Vision Pro, which I probably haven’t touched in a year because there is basically zero content.
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Many things are unclear about how they will play out with AI. But there is one thing I have 100% confidence in: THERE WILL BE NO ALIGNMENT. Meaning: there will be powerful agents that care about nothing other than their own survival and increasing their own power. The best we can hope for is that at least some agents are, in some form, aligned with some of us.
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.@fileverse how are you guys doing?
Pretty scary thought that every plan, complex idea, private note, architecture choice, creative proof, or whatever digital artifact you create will sooner or later be absorbed into some model’s weights - unless you avoid, like, 99% of all cloud software.
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