Koyah
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Ethereum is pursuing a hybrid scaling strategy that incorporates both horizontal and vertical scaling techniques to meet its long-term goal of high throughput and decentralization.
As ethereum upgrades to handle rollups better, the L2 ecosystem and development can only get better.
“2025 was built by you. Thank you to the creators, builders, and dreamers of the EVM.”
December 29, 2025 at 5:52 PM
“2025 was built by you. Thank you to the creators, builders, and dreamers of the EVM.”
“Grateful for 2025 — Built on Solidity, Powered by Ethereum.”
December 29, 2025 at 5:48 PM
“Grateful for 2025 — Built on Solidity, Powered by Ethereum.”
Ethereum is on its path to being a unified super computer!
Unifying liquidity and L2s
Scaling ethereum is bringing all together!
Unifying liquidity and L2s
Scaling ethereum is bringing all together!
December 28, 2025 at 3:18 PM
Ethereum is on its path to being a unified super computer!
Unifying liquidity and L2s
Scaling ethereum is bringing all together!
Unifying liquidity and L2s
Scaling ethereum is bringing all together!
In 2026, ethereum will have the Glamsterdam upgrade.
It is intended to make Ethereum faster and cheaper at the base layer.
For the ecosystem, it represents a move toward "statelessness" and better support for Layer 2 rollups, ensuring that Ethereum can handle global-scale demand.
It is intended to make Ethereum faster and cheaper at the base layer.
For the ecosystem, it represents a move toward "statelessness" and better support for Layer 2 rollups, ensuring that Ethereum can handle global-scale demand.
December 28, 2025 at 3:16 PM
In 2026, ethereum will have the Glamsterdam upgrade.
It is intended to make Ethereum faster and cheaper at the base layer.
For the ecosystem, it represents a move toward "statelessness" and better support for Layer 2 rollups, ensuring that Ethereum can handle global-scale demand.
It is intended to make Ethereum faster and cheaper at the base layer.
For the ecosystem, it represents a move toward "statelessness" and better support for Layer 2 rollups, ensuring that Ethereum can handle global-scale demand.
As we move into 2026, the relationship between Ethereum and its Layer 2 (L2) ecosystem—particularly Base—is shifting from an "experimental" phase to becoming the backbone of a global financial and consumer-internet system.
December 28, 2025 at 3:16 PM
As we move into 2026, the relationship between Ethereum and its Layer 2 (L2) ecosystem—particularly Base—is shifting from an "experimental" phase to becoming the backbone of a global financial and consumer-internet system.
The future of ethereum and its L2s
In 2025, creator monetization has shifted from being "platform-dependent" (waiting for an ad-revenue check) to
"creator-owned" (building independent businesses).
The landscape is now a mix of passive platform payouts and active direct-to-fan sales.
In 2025, creator monetization has shifted from being "platform-dependent" (waiting for an ad-revenue check) to
"creator-owned" (building independent businesses).
The landscape is now a mix of passive platform payouts and active direct-to-fan sales.
December 28, 2025 at 3:15 PM
The future of ethereum and its L2s
In 2025, creator monetization has shifted from being "platform-dependent" (waiting for an ad-revenue check) to
"creator-owned" (building independent businesses).
The landscape is now a mix of passive platform payouts and active direct-to-fan sales.
In 2025, creator monetization has shifted from being "platform-dependent" (waiting for an ad-revenue check) to
"creator-owned" (building independent businesses).
The landscape is now a mix of passive platform payouts and active direct-to-fan sales.
On Ethereum, transaction finality is reached through a process of "checkpoints" rather than just adding new blocks as in case of bitcoin.
December 28, 2025 at 3:14 PM
On Ethereum, transaction finality is reached through a process of "checkpoints" rather than just adding new blocks as in case of bitcoin.
As ethereum upgrades to handle rollups better, the L2 ecosystem and development can only get better.
Ethereum is pursuing a hybrid scaling strategy that incorporates both horizontal and vertical scaling techniques to meet its long-term goal of high throughput and decentralization.
December 28, 2025 at 3:03 PM
As ethereum upgrades to handle rollups better, the L2 ecosystem and development can only get better.
Ethereum is scaling the EVM and beyond
December 28, 2025 at 3:02 PM
Ethereum is scaling the EVM and beyond
Ethereum is pursuing a hybrid scaling strategy that incorporates both horizontal and vertical scaling techniques to meet its long-term goal of high throughput and decentralization.
December 28, 2025 at 3:01 PM
Ethereum is pursuing a hybrid scaling strategy that incorporates both horizontal and vertical scaling techniques to meet its long-term goal of high throughput and decentralization.
Ethereum is gradually solving the blockchain trilemma
Ethereum is scaling
Ethereum is scaling
December 28, 2025 at 3:00 PM
Ethereum is gradually solving the blockchain trilemma
Ethereum is scaling
Ethereum is scaling
2025 saw the base ecosystem grow on several key metrics; onchain and offchain.
User adoption is a key metric driven by the baseapp.
User adoption is a key metric driven by the baseapp.
December 28, 2025 at 2:59 PM
2025 saw the base ecosystem grow on several key metrics; onchain and offchain.
User adoption is a key metric driven by the baseapp.
User adoption is a key metric driven by the baseapp.
All roads lead back to Ethereum:
Based Rollups represent the final evolution of Ethereum’s roadmap by outsourcing transaction sequencing directly to Ethereum’s L1 validators.
This is achieved by leveraging the data capacity unlocked by the Fusaka upgrade.
Based Rollups represent the final evolution of Ethereum’s roadmap by outsourcing transaction sequencing directly to Ethereum’s L1 validators.
This is achieved by leveraging the data capacity unlocked by the Fusaka upgrade.
December 28, 2025 at 2:58 PM
All roads lead back to Ethereum:
Based Rollups represent the final evolution of Ethereum’s roadmap by outsourcing transaction sequencing directly to Ethereum’s L1 validators.
This is achieved by leveraging the data capacity unlocked by the Fusaka upgrade.
Based Rollups represent the final evolution of Ethereum’s roadmap by outsourcing transaction sequencing directly to Ethereum’s L1 validators.
This is achieved by leveraging the data capacity unlocked by the Fusaka upgrade.
In 2026, Ethereum’s Glamsterdam and Hegota upgrades will transform Layer 1 into a high-speed engine by introducing parallel execution and Verkle Trees, pushing theoretical throughput toward 10,000 TPS while reducing node storage by 90%.
December 28, 2025 at 2:48 PM
In 2026, Ethereum’s Glamsterdam and Hegota upgrades will transform Layer 1 into a high-speed engine by introducing parallel execution and Verkle Trees, pushing theoretical throughput toward 10,000 TPS while reducing node storage by 90%.
Baseapping is going mainstream
December 28, 2025 at 2:39 PM
Baseapping is going mainstream
Languages of the virtual machine
December 28, 2025 at 2:38 PM
Languages of the virtual machine
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you know, I'm a simple guy: I roll (mostly) with ETH, Tornado Cash, Railgun, BTC, Zcash, and XMR these days. I don't use L2s. I don't use Solana. I don't use fancy DeFi protocols (I like it KISS and trustless). Simply put: just tools that work and don't ask permission.
June 14, 2025 at 12:30 PM
you know, I'm a simple guy: I roll (mostly) with ETH, Tornado Cash, Railgun, BTC, Zcash, and XMR these days. I don't use L2s. I don't use Solana. I don't use fancy DeFi protocols (I like it KISS and trustless). Simply put: just tools that work and don't ask permission.
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1/ Ethereum's worst enemy is institutional adoption. Honestly, think about it guys, the more institutions get involved, the more influence they wanna have on future hard fork decisions (and thus will make a core dev's job even more complicated),...
September 29, 2025 at 11:46 AM
1/ Ethereum's worst enemy is institutional adoption. Honestly, think about it guys, the more institutions get involved, the more influence they wanna have on future hard fork decisions (and thus will make a core dev's job even more complicated),...
Reposted by Koyah
1/ so, hmm, we rely on firmware we can't inspect, compilers we don't build, closed-source LLMs, proprietary enclaves, remote updates etc. Each of these layers is a target and more will join in the coming years/decades.
December 7, 2025 at 1:41 PM
1/ so, hmm, we rely on firmware we can't inspect, compilers we don't build, closed-source LLMs, proprietary enclaves, remote updates etc. Each of these layers is a target and more will join in the coming years/decades.
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1/ Most crypto work (partially mine included) runs on some sort of 'hope Microsoft keeps GitHub online' mode. Git is decentralised but GitHub isn't. Shutting down key repos is one of the easiest ways to censor or disrupt upgrades and dev coordination. And yes, Microsoft can do that.
May 6, 2025 at 6:34 PM
1/ Most crypto work (partially mine included) runs on some sort of 'hope Microsoft keeps GitHub online' mode. Git is decentralised but GitHub isn't. Shutting down key repos is one of the easiest ways to censor or disrupt upgrades and dev coordination. And yes, Microsoft can do that.