What's peace? . writing your own zkvm from scratch to prove your programs, as you are having trust issues with everyone. ain't it fun @m_pandey5, @soumyathakur44 ?. now we gonna provide proofs only generated by our zkvm. haha.

Did long multi week clutches over last few years, every time fruitful, even the burnouts are short. The clutch I am forced to be part on from last 2 weeks is the insanest of all, it did not end, hopefully I will pull myself out of this over the weekend. It’s such gruelling.

What do you want to know?.

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Building with a long-term vision takes grit and focus. Sifting through noise to find constructive criticism is tough, but prioritizing based on current needs keeps us grounded. Ethereum’s ethos inspires me to stay the course and build for impact.

There’s no final goal, evolution is constant. It’s not far-fetched to imagine everyone globally verifying and proving Ethereum blocks. #10YearsOfEthereum #UnstoppableEthereum.

Ethereum drives research in zkps, consensus and cryptography with its support for academic research and natural incentives. It’s always ahead of the curve, and I hope it stays that way, leading the charge for innovation. Buidling for a true unstoppable trustless society.

Ethereum’s community of builders, developers, and founders is unmatched. With over a million validators and 12,000 nodes, its truly decentralized network prioritizes safety, censorship resistance, and credible neutrality above all noise. Staying unstoppable for 10 years? That’s.

I doubled down on zk, building projects with RISC V based zkVMs that gained early traction but were later shelved over product-market fit concerns. Organized a zk bootcamp with @0xblocsoc last summer. Creating zk tutorials. To test my understanding, I built a toy zkVM and a

Joined a team building shared sequencers while in 2nd year of college, worked on various parts of the stack, learnt more about defi, mev, game theory, systems, consensus, settlement, cryptography. Unifying rollup executions felt like piecing together Ethereum’s future.

I started learning zk with @RareSkills_io's zk book and Tornado Cash blog. Grasped ECC via @leastauthority's Moon Math Manual. The math clicked. I learned Circom, built a few circuits, but it felt like Verilog. Found zkSync's Code4rena reports, saw their register based zkVM.

Back then, everything is modular. Decoupling execution, consensus, and da. OP/ZK rollups, shared seq, data availability, restaking, omni chain protocols, interop. Grasped @flashbots_x block building, mev protection, value distribution, relay. It's such a time that.

Folks loved the lectures, became more invested in blockchain. Having discussions on defi, stable coins, smart contract auditing, rwa's, layer 2 scaling. I Started participating in hackathons and @ETHIndiaco was terrific, met crazy people, and learned a lot about ethereum. Dived

tried wrapping my head around vitalik's blogs on scaling ethereum. still it was magical. @optimism and @arbitrum in their early days. with fraud proofs in progress, and security councils controls the bridge contract. incremental steps. slowly rollups, blobs, fraud proofs

I started building projects on on-chain lending and Uniswap v2, then dove deep into account abstraction. When scaling laws appeared in my feed, rollups puzzled me, only grasped "off-chain execution" at first, not their security from L1.

As my curiosity grew, I started regularly reading EIPs, @EthMagicians and blogs by Vitalik and Dankrad to understand Ethereum. Then I learnt about EIP1559, AA, rollups, DA, history expiry, stateless ness. EVM critiques on 32 byte word size, reentrancy,.

I explored DeFi protocols, studying swaps, flash loans, over-collateralized lending, arbitrage, pools, stable swaps, slippage, LPs, liquidations and MEV through whitepapers, docs, and @ProgrammerSmart's videos. Deployed my first ERC-20, ERC-721, and ERC-1155 contracts on Goerli.

Spent time improving solidity skills from @PatrickAlphaC using Remix, diving into EVM internals: stack, memory, encode/decode, mempool, precompiles, opcodes, signatures, gas, merkle trees, storage slots, proxies, and the VM. Visualizing it all for the first time felt surreal.

I was taken away by ethereum's open source and community driven decisions. My respect for the ethereum ethos grew much more. Honestly, it was my first time witnessing such a social coordination of ethos.

I dove into early Ethereum, exploring the proof-of-work to proof-of-stake transition through @iam_preethi's blogs. They built my technical foundation of pos Ethereum(Gasper algorithm, LMD GHOST).