Five years later, Ethereum is still chugging along as a decentralized platform for self-executing code. Eth 2.0 is quite close, but for real this time.
The transition to Ethereum 2.0 and its proof-of-stake consensus model is finally underway.
A new 22-page report from CoinDesk Research explains the technology behind Ethereum's upcoming overhaul and the potential market impact of Eth 2.0.
Medalla, the final testnet before Ethereum begins its long-awaited, gradual transition to proof of stake (PoS), has been announced.
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The “ReGenesis” proposal by Ethereum researcher Alexey Akhunov would “nuke” the state for certain nodes. It might just fix the network’s growing data issue.
Ethereum development house ConsenSys is being backed by heavy hitters like Binance and Huobi to test its new “staking-as-a-service” offering.
Ethereum’s transaction counts have surged by 72% since mid-February
Ethereum’s next system-wide upgrade, Eth 2.0, won’t launch in Q2 2020 as expected, but researchers remain confident the initial network parameters will deploy in 2020. Anything less would be considered a “failure,” they said.
Vitalik Buterin has outlined five steps for the roll-out of Ethereum 2.0 in early 2020.
Two of the industry’s most hotly anticipated PoS networks are scheduled to (re)launch in Q1.
Ethereum may begin transitioning to its next-generation, proof-of-stake blockchain model at the beginning of next year – pending more tests, that is.
A new proposal by founder of ethereum Vitalik Buterin suggests a new paradigm for decentralized application deployment on ethereum 2.0.
The new miners of ethereum 2.0 are expected to make a small but positive profit for creating new blocks and validating transactions on the network.
New code was unveiled that, if ultimately implemented, will facilitate communication between nodes that run the ethereum 2.0 software.