Fusaka is coming to Ethereum's testnets 🌃 - Holesky: Oct 1st - Sepolia: Oct 14 - Hoodi: Oct 28 Read the full announcement for client release info and to learn about the update's features, including PeerDAS, L1 scaling & UX improvements 👇

Gas Benchmarks are well integrated into the testing pipeline now. Not only can we use the tool to guide gas limit increases, we can also validate releases before they go out! Everyone at @ethPandaOps had fun collabing 🔥 https://t.co/SBaQPFPLGo

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Nethermind v1.35.1 is live. ⚠️ Mandatory update for mainnet operators ahead of the fork. Release notes: https://t.co/1W0iTwUs19

@Nethermind core devs Glamsterdam EIP's tier list: We are happy to discuss inclusion of any of EIP's, but we think we should focus mostly on the S-tier ones for Glamsterdam.

🧵The teams behind our infrastructure, security, and applied AI will be at @EFDevcon. Nethermind engineers the systems builders and institutions rely on, from the Ethereum Client to verifiable security. Meet our teams at the AI District booth.

@EFDevcon The Nethermind Client powers ~30% of @Ethereum. Engineered for robustness, it delivers the performance and reliability that Ethereum mainnet and L2s depend on. Speak with our team about performance at scale and how Nethermind is advancing Ethereum’s infrastructure.

If you're coming to Devconnect let's discuss Tokenization and DeFi 🫡

Another benchmark performed by an independent team, on which @Nethermind is the fastest. Nethermind achieves even better results with larger blocks. We tested how different clients behave on 1 Gigagas blocks under realistic mainnet conditions. We will publish the data soon.

I wrote about why I think the repricing EIPs for glamsterdam are the most important and why we should prioritize them! tldr. Crucial: 7904, 8038, 8037, 2780, 7981, 7976, 7778 Important: 8032, 8058, 2926 Nice-to-have: 8011, 8059 (modified) https://t.co/KrCeUr8Omi

Modexp seems to be by far the worst offender in terms of ZK-EVM prover-unfriendliness; up to 50x worse than average blocks. We really should do an EIP to replace the precompile with computationally equivalent EVM code (which would cost more gas) Very few apps need modexp (it's

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Inside the Nethermind Client: October 2025 Last month brought progress in runtime stability and sync performance. - Ran 1,565 test machines - Merged 37 improvements - Resolved 10 issues Strengthening reliability ahead of the upcoming mainnet fork.

Got the hoodie stitched! Performance is good

@odin_free @sandeepnailwal @0xPolygon @Polymarket starknet brother

Who remembers this video from 5 years ago? Glad to announce, this is the first Finematics video that hit 1M views ✨

A major pitfall, when scheduling EIPs for a fork, is adding a myriad of small EIPs because "they are easy to do". EIP testing is never simple, and this played a big role in making Pectra so painful. Let's not repeat this again for Glamsterdam.

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🧵1/ Today, SSTORE costs the same whether a contract holds 10 slots or 10 million. EIP-8032 changes that by tying write cost to the actual work performed by EL clients, discouraging unbounded state growth. 👇Here’s how it works: https://t.co/vlgO7EdQh1

🚀 The @ethereum 𝗛𝗼𝗼𝗱𝗶 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝗸 has been successfully completed and is now running seamlessly on the 𝗡𝗲𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗱 𝗖𝗹𝗶𝗲𝗻𝘁. Another smooth upgrade, another key milestone on the road to Fusaka. Big thanks to everyone in the ecosystem who helped make it happen -