L2s have crossed $1T in swap volume on the Uniswap ProtocolPink acceleration https://t.co/HWQfBb9Cgh ...

⚡️ LATEST: Vitalik calls on the Ethereum community to adopt a bolder, more open mindset, rethinking everything from privacy and L2s to the role of AI in the application layer.“This is how Ethereum can grow back stronger.” https://t.co/qxsTWUipYC ...

I think it's healthy for us in the Ethereum world to have a more bold and open mindset to many things, particularly on the application layer and on how we see ourselves in the world.We should not compromise on core properties: censorship resistance, open source, privacy, security (CROPS). We should not have "open mindedness" of the type that leaves people with no confidence of what security properties the L1 will still have one year from now. We should not ask ourselves questions like "do we really need lig ...

RT Dune | We Are Hiring! (@Dune)1/ Using Dune’s new stablecoin dataset: @ethereum remains the stablecoin balance sheet, while L2s are the distribution layer.From Feb ’25 to Feb ’26:• Ethereum supply rose $135B → $184B (+36%);• top L2s combined grew $13.7B → $19.1B (+40%).https://t.co/ZMd0o1Dhdm https://t.co/HRkcztg3iR ...

Now, scaling.There are two buckets here: short-term and long-term.Short term scaling I've written about elsewhere. Basically:* Block level access lists (coming in Glamsterdam) allow blocks to be verified in parallel.* ePBS (coming in Glamsterdam) has many features, of which one is that it becomes safe to use a large fraction of each slot (instead of just a few hundred milliseconds) to verify a block* Gas repricings ensure that gas costs of operations are aligned with the actual time it takes to execute them ...

RT Ben Edgington (@benjaminion_xyz)Right, who wants to talk about Fast Finality on Ethereum?We're figuring out where the theoretical meets the practical: if finality matters to you, let's talk!🏗️ Infrastructure: L2s, Bridges, Interop protocols🏦 Liquidity: Exchanges, Staking pools, Apps💻 Protocol: Client devs & researchers❓ Others...The Hard Questions:- How fast is fast enough to make a difference? Is it quantifiable?- Which trade-offs are ok? Economic safety <33%? Higher finalisation threshold? Lower fork-c ...

RT BSCN (@BSCNews)🧾 L2s spent years reducing Ethereum fees. Now mainnet fees are so cheap that L2s are losing their reason to exist.@ensdomains scrapped Namechain. Deploying ENSv2 straight on L1. $ETH fees down 99%. And Vitalik supporting the move.Full story ⬇️ ...

RT BSCN (@BSCNews)🧾 L2s spent years reducing Ethereum fees. Now mainnet fees are so cheap that L2s are losing their reason to exist.@ensdomains scrapped Namechain. Deploying ENSv2 straight on L1. $ETH fees down 99%. And Vitalik supporting the move.Full story ⬇️ ...

🧾 L2s spent years reducing Ethereum fees. Now mainnet fees are so cheap that L2s are losing their reason to exist.@ensdomains scrapped Namechain. Deploying ENSv2 straight on L1. $ETH fees down 99%. And Vitalik supporting the move.Full story ⬇️BSCN (@BSCNews):https://t.co/RkfiQWv21w ...

Hey, Bankless Nation. We haven't done one of these in a while. This is time for a Bank list takes.We're talking about the role of L2s in Ethereum. And you know you're a big deal in crypto if banklist will will spend an entire show on one single tweet. >> Okay.This is a Vitalic tweet that we're going to talk about. Um, this was a tweet I think that echoed around the world. It's pretty significant in my mind, in your mind, because it feels like it marks a the end of an era and the beginning a of a new era. It ...