We launched the ECF with the simple mandate of sending $ETH to $10,000. Within our first quarter, we shipped $BETH, crossed $1 million in ETH donation commitments, shipped BlobKit, built a real-time treasury transparency dashboard, and are launching the Ethereum Validators

It's really quite simple: a new L1 token delivers better near-term ROI for investors. Alignment and extraction are different games. To each his own. Good luck @tempo. We are building for ETH.

Here’s what actually happened: The “missing blobs” we saw weren’t from builder censorship. Fusaka updated how blob base fees adjust - but a base fee is a floor, not a guarantee of inclusion. Once the upgrade went live, L2s bid above the new baseline and filled capacity.

Who's gonna tell them it's not 2021

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🚨 BREAKING BLOBSPACE NEWS 🚨 Now that Fusaka is live, we're noticing something interesting with blob transactions as we test our updated BlobKit. Here's what we're seeing: Quick reminders: - Blobs = chunks of temporary data (~18 day lifespan) - Blobspace = the area in each

Fusaka good.

Fusaka is live! Thank you to all who are building a bigger, better, and blobbier future for Ethereum.

Ethereum Roadmap & Fusaka Timeline: Fusaka = wider lanes. Danksharding (later) = full highway. Next stop: Glamsterdam (2026), aiming for 6 second blocks (currently 12s). See you on the other side.

ECF's BlobKit Updates: Blobkit will support Fusaka's new blob parameters. Same SDK, more space, still 10-100x cheaper than calldata. https://t.co/CQkQ2ruQ5d

Gas & fee tweaks: -> More transactions per block (gas limit up 33%) -> No single transaction can clog the network (new per-tx cap) -> Blob fees now track demand properly (no more weird pricing) Plus other security and efficiency improvements under the hood (ModExp, CLZ, eth/69,

Why DEVS care: New "BPO" (Blob Parameter Only) mini-updates raise blob caps without a full hard fork: Dec 9 -> 10 blobs Jan 7 -> 14 blobs That's +133% data capacity in 5 weeks.

Why NODE OPERATORS & VALIDATORS care: Less data to download; same hardware. Your node setup keeps humming -no pricy upgrade, no extra bandwidth costs.

Why USERS care: Rollups already fill today's 6-9 blob ceiling. More blobs = lower L2 fees & faster apps.

Major Featured Upgrade: PeerDAS (EIP-7594) Before: every node verifying Ethereum had to download ALL blobspace data. After: they only need to verify small random samples. Same security, way less bandwidth -> up to 8x more blobs.

Quick vocab reminder: Blob = cheap data packet rollups post to L1 Rollup = L2 that bundles txs, then settles on Ethereum Fusaka enables cheaper blobs -> cheaper rollups -> cheaper apps.

Fusaka touches both halves of Ethereum: Consensus - keeps ledgers in sync Execution - runs transactions & contracts It is the 17th hard fork, and the 2nd of 2025. Ethereum's upgrade cadence is now every ~6 months (used to be 12-18 months).

The Fusaka TLDR: (The name = Fulu + Osaka. Ethereum upgrades are named after stars and Devcon cities. Now you know.) Ethereum is verified by thousands of computers (nodes) around the world. Anyone can run one from home. That's what makes it decentralized/secure (not run

Ethereum's Fusaka upgrade goes live Wednesday (2 days from now). It is the 17th major upgrade to Ethereum, and the largest this year. If your family didn't understand your full technical explanation at Thanksgiving, you can send them this video instead, or the thread below 👇

Ethereum validators now secure more than $140B in economic value. With over 1M validators worldwide, this community keeps $ETH resilient, decentralized, and running 24/7. EVA is proud to support the operators who make it all possible.