Diegorb1329/eth_magicians_forum huggingface dataset:
Title: _Deeper_dive_on_cross_L2_reading_for_wallets_and_o
Category: Web

Author: jpitts
Date: 2023-06-20T15:50:34.458Z

In this post on the Three Transitions, I outlined some key reasons why it’s valuable to start thinking explicitly about L1 + cross-L2 support, wallet security, and privacy as necessary basic features of the ecosystem stack, rather than building each of these things as addons that can be designed separately by individual wallets.
This post will focus more directly on the technical aspects of one specific sub-problem: how to make it easier to read L1 from L2, L2 from L1, or an L2 from another L2. Solving this problem is crucial for implementing an asset / keystore separation architecture, but it also has valuable use cases in other areas, most notably optimizing reliable cross-L2 calls, including use cases like moving assets between L1 and L2s.

https://vitalik.ca/general/2023/06/20/deeperdive.html
Title: Front_end_for_Subdomains_Regstrar
Category: Web

Author: pxrv
Date: 2022-10-01T15:20:29.576Z

I tried looking online for a good place to sell subdomains. Most forums simply point to the contract on etherscan, telling you to use that. Wouldn’t it be better if we could improve that UX process with an intuitive portal similar to the website for the domains themselves?

Author: abcoathup
Date: 2022-10-03T01:16:47.852Z

Suggest posting in the ENS forum.  I am not sure if you can currently sell a subdomain without the domain holder being able to change ownership:


ENS DAO Governance Forum



ENS DAO Governance Forum
Title: New__cross_client__Testnet_launching_today
Category: Web

Author: ligi
Date: 2019-01-31T11:29:36.241Z

Today will be the launch of the görli testnet at GörliCon (with chainID and networkID 5) - prepare your wallets! This testnet is exciting as it brings geth and parity closer together. Before geth and parity had separate PoA testnets (geth:rinkeby | parity:kovan) - now there will be a PoA tetnet where both clients (and more clients) can work together in harmony.

Author: lrettig
Date: 2019-01-31T18:48:23.412Z

Here is @5chdn’s original post about Goerli: https://dev.to/5chdn/the-grli-testnet-proposal---a-call-for-participation-58pf. TIL that it actually has support for five clients! In addition to geth and parity there’s pantheon, nethermind, and ethereumjs. Very cool.

Author: pedrouid
Date: 2019-02-08T21:16:39.751Z

Is there a public rpcUrl available for Goerli right now?

Author: ligi
Date: 2019-02-08T21:28:54.726Z

Yes multiple - find them here: https://mudit.blog/getting-started-goerli-testnet/
we should really add them to chainid.network https://github.com/ethereum-lists/chains/issues/12

Author: pedrouid
Date: 2019-02-08T23:06:44.157Z

Thanks! Yeah, I agree. I’m going to do that

Author: pedrouid
Date: 2019-02-08T23:12:17.502Z

github.com/ethereum-lists/chains








Add Public RPC Endpoints


master ← rpc_url



          opened 11:11PM - 08 Feb 19 UTC




            pedrouid
          



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Fix #12
Title: Client_testing_call__14__November_25_2024
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: abcoathup
Date: 2024-11-26T10:51:02.591Z

Summary
Update by @parithosh (copied from Eth R&D Discord)
Pectra

pectra-devnet-4

Prysm is still debugging the deposit issues on devnet-4, we will update the images and restart nodes to see if the issue is recoverable
Mekong has had a round of updates, network is stable and live
devnet-5 spec discussion as well as open PRs, aim is to have all the PRs in this doc closed by ACD this week so that spec releases can happen shortly after: pectra-devnet-5 specs - HackMD



Peerdas and EOF

Once devnet-5 spec is out, we will pin these releases for EOF/PeerDAS codebases to rebase on top of

Additional info

https://mekong.ethpandaops.io/
Title: Lightning_Talks__solEVM_for_Off_Chain_Computation_
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: johba
Date: 2018-07-15T16:24:58.507Z

An initiative by Decentraland, Matic Network, and Parsec Labs to extend Andreas Olofsson’s solEVM  to run crypto-economic computation verifications games.
Repository: github.com/parsec-labs/solevm-truffle
Discussions: discord channel.
Regular calls: every Monday at 13:00 UTC in hangouts.
Bounties: on gitcoin: 1, 2, 3(tbd), 4(tbd), architecture doc.

Author: fubuloubu
Date: 2018-07-15T17:08:36.395Z

What are the similarities and differences with Truebit?

Author: johba
Date: 2018-07-16T06:27:07.928Z

Truebit uses Wasm to run code. That is perfect and very efficient for most off-chain computation.
Our choice to run EVM code is aimed at use-cases that specifically need to proof off-chain EVM computation, like smart contracts on Plasma chains.

Author: johba
Date: 2018-07-16T20:49:57.577Z

fyi, updates in the latest solEVM developer call: https://github.com/parsec-labs/solevm-truffle/wiki

Author: johba
Date: 2018-12-03T17:09:33.777Z

we have set up a regular call and are making good progress here: GitHub - leapdao/solEVM-enforcer: Partial implementation of the Ethereum runtime in Solidity (PoC)
 solEVM Implementers call 
when: Wednesday 5. Dec 12pm UTC
where: https://hangouts.google.com/hangouts/_/calendar/ODJkajBpczc0NHJxNWd0MnAybjJmNTY5cWtAZ3JvdXAuY2FsZW5kYXIuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbQ.5osho06ftccrdbdnlfh2dbgbo7
what: solEVM Implementers Call - HackMD
Title: L2_Interop_Working_Group_Call__7___April_16__2025
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: system
Date: 2025-04-08T17:09:31.598Z

Meeting Info

Time/Date: April 16th @ 4pm UTC
sign up for calendar invite here
Zoom: shared in the “L2 interop working group” telegram prior to the call
Recording: tbd

Agenda

ERC-7786 discussion

have something for the agenda? add comment below or DM @rudolf6 on TG
GitHub Issue
Title: EVMMAX_Implementers_Call_4__March_24__2025
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: system
Date: 2025-03-20T11:25:01.084Z

EVMMAX Implementers Call 4, March 20, 2025

Date and time in UTC in format March 27, 2025, 12:00 UTC
Duration in minutes : 90 mins
Occurrence rate : monthly
Other optional resources

EVMMAX Implementers Call Playlist
EVMMAX Breakout - Devcon SEA L1 R&D Workshop
Poqeth: Efficient, post-quantum signature verification on Ethereum



Agenda

Client Updates
Open Questions

Other comments and resources
Next call on April 24, 2025
GitHub Issue
Title: PeerDAS_breakout__14__January_7__2025
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: abcoathup
Date: 2025-01-07T09:24:11.880Z

Agenda
PeerDAS Breakout Room #14 · Issue #1236 · ethereum/pm · GitHub
Notes & chat log


docs.google.com



PeerDAS Breakout Room notes
PeerDAS Breakout Room #14 Date: 2025.01.07 Agenda: https://github.com/ethereum/pm/issues/1236  YouTube video: https://youtu.be/0QfCxSbhRk8 Client updates: Prysm Able to start at Deneb and transition to Electra &amp; Fulu Able to start a node at Fulu...





Recording
Title: Portal_Implementers_Call__41__Jan_20th__2025
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: Chloe
Date: 2025-01-20T21:15:40.487Z

Agenda

Update on Berlin event
Team update by Trin, Fluffy, Ultralight, and Samba
Next step: Coordinate on ping extension deployment
Next call: Portal Implementers Call #42 · Issue #1257 · ethereum/pm · GitHub

Notes


HackMD



Portal Network Implementers Call Notes - HackMD
General update





Key links

Portal website: https://ethportal.net/
Portal discord: Portal Network
Title: Invitation_to_a_private_preview_of_an_Ethereum_Dat
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: jackfryercass
Date: 2022-10-18T13:10:37.328Z

Hi Magicians! 
Private preview alert 
I’m new here and am part of the team at DataStax - we are the ones behind Astra DB, a cloud-native database that runs on Apache Cassandra. But that isn’t why I’m here…
We have been working to build an Ethereum Data Feed, allowing our users to sync the complete Ethereum dataset in minutes and store an always up-to-date copy of the Ethereum blockchain in their databases. Want to be clear that this will also be available to our free users too!
To showcase what can be built with this new feed, we have built two sample applications that leverage this real-time Ethereum data.
The first sample NFT Explorer. Built using React and Next JS, this application gives the user a complete view of NFTs supported on the Ethereum Blockchain that have been minted or transferred in real-time. You can get hands-on with the application here.
The team has also created an industry-first, open-source Ethereum Explorer. Like the NFT Explorer, the app pulls all of the blockchain data from Astra DB and gives the user a real-time view of the latest blocks that have been mined, along with the latest Ethereum transactions. You can take a look at our Ethereum Explorer using this link.
Why am I telling you?
Before we publicly launch this capability, we want to get it into the hands of experienced Web3 developers and Ethereum Magicicans as part of our private preview program.
I wanted to offer a private preview of this feature to you and give you all an opportunity to test this capability for us. We are offering $300 giftcards to all participants of this preview!
We would be more than happy to include any sample applications in our launch materials, and you’d have the chance to chat with some tech journalists and be an integral part of our launch. If you just want to kick the tyres of this new offering, we would still love to have you join our preview and hear your feedback.
If you’d like to get involved in this industry first, please respond and I can send out the preview welcome pack, including links to our documentation.

Author: jackfryercass
Date: 2022-10-18T13:12:44.934Z

For those interested - you can reach me at jack.fryer@datastax.com
Title: Devcon5_tickets__wave1_sold_out_in__1min__Any_othe
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: Ethernian
Date: 2019-07-17T13:18:52.005Z

I wasn’t even able to add it into the basket even at 15:01 - the site hanged.
Any other ideas how to get a dev ticket to devcon5?

Author: anett
Date: 2019-07-20T13:37:27.692Z

wait for another wave of tickets
Title: Client_testing_call__20__January_13__2025
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: parithosh
Date: 2025-01-13T14:40:56.386Z

Pectra

Spec releases were done last week, v1.5.0-beta.0 and pectra-devnet-5@v1.2.0
Pari will trigger the Hive update after Mario’s/Dan’s fix.
New tests have been added for EIP-7623 into the EEST release
No more major test releases for devnets are expected
EEST tests are being consumed in Assertor, and initial results look promising
No other open PRs; the testing is moving closer to the final release and testnet phase.
Depending on the hive bugfix, Nethermind should pass all Hive tests.
Erigon: close to passing all Spec tests; Hive test results are pending. Code review is in progress and looks positive.
Besu: In a similar position to Erigon with Hive tests needed fixes. But they are also doing code review and progress looks positive.
Open Topics:

Tbenr raised the topic of SSZ support for builder flow on CL.
Pari clarified that SSZ support is optional and not the main focus but will be tested in collaboration with the Flashbots team at a later point.
Lighthouse is still missing from Kurtosis tests, which impacts Pectra testing as Lighthouse is essential for the mock workflow. Updates are expected this week.




Note: Pectra Devnet 5 will launch without MEV support by default but will add it later.

PeerDAS

Highlights from the last meeting:

Most clients are working on rebasing and local testing.
Standardizing metrics may temporarily break some clients.



EOF

Danno will merge the branch for testing.
Some issues with block tests were noted but are expected.
Building for the Osaka 0 devnet will start once there are three merged clients.
Title: ePBS_breakout__14__December_20__2024
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: abcoathup
Date: 2024-12-17T10:59:23.008Z

Agenda
ePBS breakout call #14 · Issue #1222 · ethereum/pm · GitHub
Summary
Summary by @terence (Copied from Twitter)

Fork choice simplification coming to the spec
Client teams rebasing ePBS on top of Pectra
Targeting multi-client interop by end of January

Notes



HackMD



EIP-7732 (ePBS) Breakout #14 Meeting Notes - HackMD
Short call today as approaching holidays, representatives (client teams) are from Prysm (Potuz & Terence, Teku (Stefan) and Nimbus (Kira is contributing to Nimbus for epbs)





Recording
Title: RPC_standards_call__0__February_3__2025
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: abcoathup
Date: 2025-01-28T23:57:30.913Z

Agenda
RPC Standards Call #0 · Issue #1261 · ethereum/pm · GitHub
Title: All_Core_Devs___Execution__ACDE___194__August_15_2
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: abcoathup
Date: 2024-08-03T01:58:46.453Z

Agenda
Execution Layer Meeting 194 · Issue #1124 · ethereum/pm · GitHub moderated by @ralexstokes
Summary
Summary by @ralexstokes (from Eth R&D Discord)

We began with Pectra

devnet-2 has gone well! A few minor outstanding issues, but clients are generally performing well
In time for devnet-3 : target launch in 2 weeks. This devnet will build off of the devnet-2 specs with the addition of EIP-7702. 7702 specs have only been finalized recently, but most clients have a significant amount already implemented.
Touched on EOF and agreed to consider for devnet-4, and keep devnet-3 scope as-is.
Marius from the Geth team raised a point around the benchmarking of EIP-2537, which will need updating at some point before Pectra goes to testnet/mainnet.

Other client teams were asked to confirm the gas scheduling
Expect a small update to this EIP into Pectra soon!




Next, @Potuz gave an overview of EIP-7732

A particular implementation of ePBS culminating in many years of hard work
Highlighted no significant changes for execution clients, but did want to get on their radars
This EIP would bring changes for builders (n.b. bids must be collateralized at the staking layer), and details of block production would interact differently with the mempool from today
The EIP is stable in terms of specification, and proof-of-concept implementations are under way


Next, a PR to remove totalDifficulty from the JSON RPC standard

https://github.com/ethereum/execution-apis/pull/570
general thumbs up from clients, this is essentially a legacy holdover after the Merge


Then, a call for review of an update to the execution layer wire protocol: eth/69

EIP-7642: eth/69 - Drop pre-merge fields
Greatly reduces bandwidth usage; check out the EthMag thread to provide feedback


Wrapped the call with a discussion around testing PeerDAS while the rest of Pectra is still under development

Discussed some changes to fuzzing software to avoid less stable parts of the Pectra EIP set
Will continue PeerDAS development in parallel to Pectra and target integration at a future point in time


REMINDER : Going to start a weekly Pectra interop testing call next Monday 19 August at 14:00 UTC

Recording






Additional info
Notes: Ethereum All Core Developers Execution Call #194 Writeup | Galaxy by @Christine_dkim
Title: Join_the_upcoming_7th_AllERCDevs_session
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: xinbenlv
Date: 2023-08-07T21:12:51.330Z

Hi all, our next session of AllERCDevs will be on 2023-08-08 UTC 2300-2359 Tuesday, find your timezone here
We invite you to this session provide or solicit technical feedback for ERCs.
Here is the Github issue for this session: 7th AllERCDevs Agenda · Issue #8 · ercref/AllERCDevs · GitHub
Title: L2_Future_Session_2____dApp_development____Intro__
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: jpitts
Date: 2020-11-20T09:18:37.640Z

As part of our “Ethereum L2 Future” virtual conference series, Magicians Ops is organizing a session Friday 20th Nov. 4pm CET to introduce the community to the L2 roadmap proposal and start mapping out stakeholder needs and concerns.
 Session 2 agenda and related links
Session 1:  Starting with L2s   on 13th November 4pm CET - Notes
Session 2:  dApp development on L2   on 20th Novemberr 4pm CET -  RSVP 
Session 3:  Ethereum L2 users   on 27th Novemberr 4pm CET -  RSVP 
Recordings from the sessions:
Starting with L2s - YouTube
dApp Development on L2 - YouTube
Ethereum L2 users - link coming soon
Announcement - Medium article
Please join us and share this event with folks who are interested in this topic.
If you can’t make it – or even if you can – please help out by replying here w/ resources, ideas, needs you can think of relating to dapp developer experience, user experience, tooling, etc. as they relate to L2s, rollups, ZK rollups.
Some starting points:




A rollup-centric ethereum roadmap


    What would a rollup-centric ethereum roadmap look like?
Last week the Optimism team announced the launch of the first stage of their testnet, and the roadmap to mainnet. They are not the only ones; Fuel is moving toward a testnet and Arbitrum has one. In the land of ZK rollups, Loopring, Zksync and the Starkware-tech-based Deversifi are already live and have users on mainnet. With OMG network’s mainnet beta, plasma is moving forward too. Meanwhile, gas prices on eth1 are climbing to new highs, t…
  

https://github.com/ethereum-optimism/Buidler-Deposit-Withdraw-Example
Feel free to add comments / links / ideas regarding L2s.
We are looking forward to see you joining the sessions

Author: tasd
Date: 2020-11-20T15:55:49.192Z

Will this be on YouTube for those who can’t watch it live?

Author: jpitts
Date: 2020-11-24T17:20:34.601Z

Unfortunately, no! However, we did take thorough notes: https://hackmd.io/NKIQcAHuRmqWkOno64jgkA#Discussion-notes

Author: anett
Date: 2020-11-25T15:49:22.223Z

Yes, we are trying to get the footage as the session was recorded. We will upload it on YouTube as soon as we will get hands on the footage 
Will update the post with YouTube link when it happens to be out

Author: jpitts
Date: 2020-11-25T20:54:36.740Z

What a nice surprise, thanks @anett!

Author: anett
Date: 2020-12-02T11:55:18.976Z

Recordings from the sessions:
Starting with L2s - YouTube
dApp Development on L2 - YouTube
Ethereum L2 users - YouTube
@tasd
Title: Core_EIPs_vs__Implementation__EIP___ERC_Groups
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: jpitts
Date: 2018-07-14T13:59:05.438Z

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docs.google.com



Core EIPs vs. Working Groups: Half-Good Notes by Jamie Pitts
Core EIPs vs. Implementations Discuss EIP vs ERC Groups Half-Good Notes by Jamie Pitts  Introductions  Griff OK with the process, as long as it is easy to find  Christian  Eric from LivePeer - recently adopted the IETF process - curious about the...
Title: Lightning_Taks__DAPP__UX___Adoption
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: JosefJ
Date: 2018-07-15T10:43:28.020Z

Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1XeqDdlQBSfOuVlKFePS50XyNDzlQIZa_fD_1Go5JcBc/edit?usp=sharing

Author: ligi
Date: 2018-07-15T11:19:56.527Z

Thanks for the talk - UX is so important!
Short follow-up regarding slide-4 “Secure signing - QR codes to the rescue”:
We really need these standardized - not as de-facto standards, but ideally as EIPs. Please open and star issues for this so people know I am not the olny one that want’s it  - e.g. Use ERC-681 · Issue #103 · paritytech/parity-signer · GitHub
Another thing where I would love perhaps even still a discussion at the event:
By compromising on decentralisation and/or security you can often unfortunately improve UX. IMHO we need to improve UX - but we should be careful where we compromise on our core values and properties. Where do we draw the line? How do we deal with projects that lurk in users with improved UX but bad and dangerous compromises in the core properties?

Author: boris
Date: 2018-07-19T08:53:52.352Z

Video



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Lightning Talk: DAPP UX & Adoption Summary from Prague by Josef J - FEM...
Josef give us a summary from the June 30th DAPP UX & Adoption Summit held in Prague. Discussion thread & slides: https://ethereum-magicians.org/t/dapp-ux-adoption/722 Thank you to for sponsoring the video crew & streaming
Title: Fund_Recovery_Session_II___11_30am_Sunday
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: jpitts
Date: 2018-08-12T22:46:33.729Z

@GriffGreen’s Fund Recovery Session I notes are here: Fund Recovery Session I - 4:00pm Saturday
I have very light notes from Session II. There were in particular some interesting points made about using a social contract.
If anyone has notes from this, please post them here!

Fund Recovery Session II
11:30am Sunday
Social contract: we expect this to be a regular thing
Modification of the ERP (Ether Recovery Process):

to incorporate a social contract
to incorporate a deadline, phases
to incorporate community signals

Signaling functions to increase communication
Potentially other governance functions
Title: Reputation_and_Trust_Session
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: chaals
Date: 2019-03-04T12:25:24.886Z

Notes from the Reputation and Trust session in Paris 2019:
https://hackmd.io/3DUgh1T7QWCRpepOPrcAug
Title: Stack_Exchange_needs_our_community_s_inspirations_
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: q9f
Date: 2022-05-23T19:51:30.504Z

To whom it may concern, this was posted on the Ethereum Stack Exchange meta last week:

Congratulations Ethereum community! We’re going to be creating a custom site design for you that we hope will represent your subject and we want you all to really love it. You’ve been waiting almost 5 years and we really want to do this well. To facilitate this, we’re reaching out now to ask you for what you’d really love to see in the design and logo.
[…]
As I’ve mentioned already, we need some inspiration from you so that we can get started on this design and create something you’ll really be proud of. So far, I was able to find a couple of older discussions about logos and site designs here on Meta. Feel free to reference them if there are ideas you like already - or give us new ones! We’re really looking for design ideas rather than needing you to design anything for us.

If you feel inspired and also believe that the Stack Exchange community is an important cornerstone of the Ethereum developer community, please assist the Stack Exchange staff brainstorming an amazing Ethereum-based site theme.


ethereum.meta.stackexchange.com






Custom Ethereum design and logo - Information gathering


discussion, design


  asked by
  
  
    Piper
  
  on 07:00PM - 18 May 22 UTC
Title: RollCall__9__December_11__2024
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: abcoathup
Date: 2024-10-10T01:47:02.846Z

Agenda
RollCall #9 · Issue #1172 · ethereum/pm · GitHub; moderated by @CarlBeek
Summary
(Copied from Eth R&D Discord)

Pectra scope is almost final (see EIP-7600). earliest it will happen in March/April 2025.
EIP-7702 will be included in Pectra. spec is almost final, no big changes expected.
Pectra will increase target/max block count from 3/6 to 6/9 (i.e. base fee can change -14% ~ +8% in each block). more throughput for DA!
there’s a proposal EIP-7762 to set a floor price for blob base fee so that it does not fluctuate that much during price discovery. based on this call this EIP probably won’t be included in Pectra.
discussed some possible changes to how blob gas is tracked in the eth_feeHistory API. it seems most rollups don’t use this API extensively.
“Common Core” discussion (aka L2ECC) is still ongoing, the next breakout call will happen on 22 Jan, and there is a working group Telegram channel.

Recording
Title: Morning_Opening_Schedule_Review___Greg_hosts_the_c
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: boris
Date: 2018-07-18T14:42:58.132Z

@boris goes over the schedule for Day Two, and then @gcolvin hosts the circle and goes around.
Video:



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Morning Opening Session, Greg Hosts the Circle - FEM Council of Berlin - Day Two
Sunday morning, where we gather everyone to go over the schedule for the day, and then hand over to Greg Colvin to host the circle of feedback and discussion. Thanks to for sponsoring the video crew & streaming.
Title: PeerDAS_breakout__10__October_15_2024
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: abcoathup
Date: 2024-10-11T23:37:04.022Z

Agenda
PeerDAS Breakout Room #10 · Issue #1179 · ethereum/pm · GitHub
Summary
(Copied from Eth R&D Discord)

Client teams have been investigating various sync issues on peerdas-devnet-3 . Some clients are functional on the main fork (Prysm, Lodestar etc).
There is a proposal to launch the next devnet with only supernodes as an immediate step. For now, teams will continue to debug the current devnet for another 1-2 weeks.
Issue raised regarding KZG verification time during sync (Prysm) and batching the verification seems to significantly improve this.
Client teams to review Katya’s DAS metrics PR and provide feedback

Notes


docs.google.com



PeerDAS Breakout Room notes
PeerDAS Breakout Room #22 Date: 2025.03.25 Agenda: https://github.com/ethereum/pm/issues/1401   CL Client updates: Prysm Database redesign to fix the inode issue on devnet-5 Francis from Base worked on EL getBlobsV2 and getPayloadV5 integration Teku...





Recording
Title: Stateless_Implementers_Call__29__January_13__2025
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: abcoathup
Date: 2025-01-20T21:59:58.583Z

Agenda
Stateless Implementers Call #29 · Issue #1247 · ethereum/pm · GitHub moderated by @rudolf
Notes
Recording
Title: ePBS_breakout__5__July_19_2024
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: abcoathup
Date: 2024-07-19T04:02:18.065Z

Agenda
EIP-7732 breakout room #5 · Issue #1095 · ethereum/pm · GitHub
Moderator: @potuz
Notes



HackMD



ePBS breakout #5 notes - HackMD
Quintus raised an issue on proposer leaks IP when requesting header to the builder. We dont have a good answer to this other than this exists today. Proposer requests header to the relayer and relayer has all the IPs. Does the trust model change...





Recording
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFJMqk5zkPQ
Title: Pectra_testing_call__7__30_September_2024
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: abcoathup
Date: 2024-10-02T00:28:38.081Z

Summary
Update by @parithosh (from Eth R&D Discord)
pectra :

Update from pk910 about deposit queue test results. We’re going to wait for the queue related PRs to be merged in and retry the experiment on pectra-devnet-4.
There’s an unexplained drop in participation on the pectra-devnet-3, investigation underway
pectra-devnet-4 planning underway, current task is for teams to look into open PRs: pectra-devnet-4 specs - HackMD , e.g: engine: Make execution requests a sidecar, take 2 by mkalinin · Pull Request #591 · ethereum/execution-apis · GitHub might still need some discussion pre-merging
Work started on rbuilder and integration into testing stack. Mario will work on mock-mev after the tests are done. The mock-mev update should help clients test the API changes and rbuilder would help test the full integration. Ideally both are done before the devnet launch.
Briefly discussed system contract address changes. Since we want to reduce the number of changes, lightclient will try to get the next round of changes in by the end of the week. There still might be future mods, but the version at the end of the week would be stable for a while. Please keep an eye out for messages about said change.
We would want external people to interact with pectra-devnet-4 or similar devnets. This means we’d ideally want a stable API, or one we intend to release on mainnet. Please have a look at this EIP: Eip 7702 schema and authlist in receipt schema by Redidacove · Pull Request #592 · ethereum/execution-apis · GitHub and raise similar external APIs now rather than later
Keep an eye on this PR for the status on the specs release: feat(fw,tests): Pectra Devnet-4 updates by marioevz · Pull Request #832 · ethereum/execution-spec-tests · GitHub
Consensus spec release probably later this week
We briefly discussed the blob increase topic and if there were any concerns besides data. We also tried to get a sense of how difficult EIP-7742 would be with a blob increase. Client teams were asked to at least look into it for easier decision making later on.

eof :

Main update is that eof wont happen in pectra, so a rebase is expected. We would wait for pectra-devnet-4 to come out for a version to target
Danno is working on some assertoor/kurtosis configs that could be used for local testing

peerDAS :

Discussion on issues surrounding the current devnet along with an explanation by lodestar on what happened
Since peerdas won’t happen in pectra, any debugging tools that would be interesting should be collected in one place, potentially here
*peerdas devnet relaunch with the current spec will occur soon, the switch to pectra rebase will only happen after pectra-devnet-4``fuzzing :
Bad block generator has been running for a ~week-ish now with no significant issues found

general :

Focus this week is on getting PRs closed and specs released. Ideally we’re in a place to launch pectra-devnet-4 next week
Title: Pectra_testing_call__12__November_4_2024
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: abcoathup
Date: 2024-11-05T06:46:48.779Z

Summary
Update by @bbusa (from Eth R&D Discord)
Pectra
pectra-devnet-4

Plan to shut down this wednesday unless there are objections
Mekong public testnet is live. This is where we are running the latest devnet 4 spec releases.
Ideally client teams should have a somewhat stable release for mekong by the end of the week.
If you pushing devnet 5 changes to your latest master branches please make a release before you do that, so public can start testing with that release.
Release tracker:

Teku: 24.10.3
Besu: needs to revert one change, then release
No other client updates. Please comment to this announcements if you have updates, and I can update this list.


Update 7702 tests.

Peerdas
peerdas-devnet-3

Shut down last week.
Devnet 4 is going to be based on top of pectra-devnet-5 spec. This version will require fork activation at fulu and to be built on top of pectra. Ideally around end of Nov.

EOF

First EOF devnet plan to be launched after pectra-devnet-5 is stable. Ideally end of Nov. This will be based on top of pectra and fork activation with OsakaTime.
Evmmax testing discussion.

Next testing call is 21st of Nov , in place of ACD call. After that we will have the calls at the usual time on Mondays.
Title: PeerDAS_breakout__2__June_25_2024
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: abcoathup
Date: 2024-06-27T03:48:05.890Z

Agenda
PeerDAS Breakout Room #2 · Issue #1070 · ethereum/pm · GitHub
Moderator: @hwwang
Notes & chat log
PeerDAS Breakout Room notes - Google Documenten
Recording
Title: Notes_from_the_JSON_RPC_API_Standard_Meeting__1
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: jpitts
Date: 2021-02-10T22:47:06.551Z

Raw notes here: https://gist.github.com/skmgoldin/b455a6315949c9fe5b715c1e437e2583
Agendas for meetings here: https://github.com/ethereum-oasis/eth1.x-JSON-RPC-API-standard
Title: FOCIL_breakout__3__January_28__2025
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: abcoathup
Date: 2025-01-29T00:07:11.560Z

Agenda
FOCIL Breakout #3 · Issue #1266 · ethereum/pm · GitHub
Recording



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Title: Council_of_Berlin_2018___let_us_know_if_you_are_co
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: jpitts
Date: 2018-05-14T16:10:34.990Z

@boris has put together a landing page and interest form; he will be spending the Summer in Berlin and will be helping organize the Council event.
Thanks, @boris!
So here’s the ask: please fill out the “Expression of Interest” form. It will help us understand how big our meeting space needs to be!
https://ethereum-magicians.github.io/berlin-council/
We will keep the information collected private.

Author: boris
Date: 2018-05-15T05:18:36.358Z

We are not getting many survey responses on day 1. I am adding the direct link here:


docs.google.com



Berlin Council July 2018 Expression of Interest
Where:
Berlin, Germany
Venue TBD

When:
July 9 - 10 or July 14 - 15, TBD

What:
The Fellowship of Ethereum Magicians are organizing the next council. This is a technical session, working towards:
- improving Ethereum technically
- nurture community...





We really want people to fill this out as the first step in shaping the event.
Title: Post_EthSingapore_meetup
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: bguiz
Date: 2018-12-12T00:27:17.413Z

creating a thread here for the discussion - plus I’ll upload the notes too

Author: bguiz
Date: 2018-12-12T05:04:05.235Z

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Date: 2018-12-12T05:33:13.366Z

btw @jpitts the top post says:
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View hidden content. 

are you able to unflag?

Author: jpitts
Date: 2018-12-13T07:44:34.658Z

Not sure what caused the issue, but I “unhid” it.
Title: PeerDAS_Breakout_Room___Call__27___April_29__2025
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: system
Date: 2025-04-27T20:54:21.186Z

PeerDAS Breakout Room - Call #27 | April 29, 2025

Apr 29 (Tues), 2025, 14:00 UTC
Zoom link

Resources

Ethereum Protocol Call calendar
PeerDAS-PM.md
Google Doc Meeting Notes
Previous call
Facilitator email: will@ethereum.org
Facilitator Telegram: @corcoranwill

Agenda Overview
A.  Client Updates
B.  Devnet / Testing Updates
C.  Spec / EIP Discussion
D.  Open Discussion
Agenda Details
Client Updates
CL Client Teams




Team
Active ICs
Previous Update




Lighthouse
Jimmy + Sunnyside Labs IC
-


Prysm
Manu & Terence + Francis & Niram from Base
-


Teku
Dmitrii + Jerone Ost from Soneium
-


Nimbus
Agnish & Dustin
-


Lodestar
Matt K, Katya + Derek & Hugh from Base
-


Grandine
Hangleang & Saulius Grigaitis
-



EL Client Teams




Team
Active ICs
Pervious Update




Geth
Felix, Marius, Lightclient
-


Nethermind
FLCL, Marcin
-


Reth
Roman
-


Besu
tbd
-


Erigon
tbd
-


ethereumjs
Gajinder
-



Devnet / Testing Updates




Topic
Subtopic
Details




Topic 1
subtopic 1
- details



subtopic 2
- details


Topic 2
subtopic 1
- details



subtopic 2
- details



Open Specs & Discussions

item

Draft Specs & Discussions

item

Spec / EIP Discussions




Topic
Subtopic
Details




Topic 1
subtopic 1
- details



subtopic 2
- details


Topic 2
subtopic 1
- details



subtopic 2
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Open Discussion




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subtopic 1
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subtopic 2
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subtopic 2
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GitHub Issue
Title: ePBS_breakout__11__October_11_2024
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: abcoathup
Date: 2024-10-10T01:48:43.345Z

Agenda
EIP-7732 breakout room #11 · Issue #1173 · ethereum/pm · GitHub
Summary & notes
Copied from Twitter

Prysm making great progress on fork choice, aiming for devnet in two weeks
Lighthouse & Teku progressing on fork choice, block production, and rebasing from devnet4
Got a high-level overview of fradamt new proposal (discussed by @Potuz)




HackMD



EIP-7732(ePBS) Breakout #11 Notes - HackMD
It was a short and sweet call, we went over client updates and discussed Francesco's work is heading





Recording
Title: Client_testing_call__21__January_20__2025
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: parithosh
Date: 2025-01-20T15:09:19.958Z

Pectra:
Client updates:
Nethermind:

Progress is on track; requires updates for blob base fee, baseFeeUpdateFraction, and EIP-7702.
Changes are straightforward and expected to be completed within a few days.
Encountering some test failures on Hive, particularly with the consume engine. The team is investigating.

Erigon

Work in progress; several Hive tests are failing.
The team is addressing the issues and expects resolution in a few days.

Besu

All tests failing due to a missing genesis file for block fee, which has been merged recently.
Execution spec tests are still in progress.
Hive tests will soon specify the base fee, requiring updates from all clients.

Reth

Awaiting EIP-7702 changes and plans to check the base fee update change on the main branch.
Question on timeline:
- Pari: Timeline details will be shared by Tim in the coming weeks. Fork expected around the 3rd week of February, providing sufficient time for releases.

Other Updates

Pectra-devnet-5 remains available for clients.
Image updates can be requested from Rafael or Pari.
MEV workflow now works on all CLs except Nimbus and Prysm
Work continues on Flashbot builder.
Holesky launch date is undecided but will allow ample discussion time.

EIP-7702 Discussion (Delegation Introspection)

Julian: Overview of proposed changes discussed in the last ACD call. Changes received positive reviews, aiming for a temperature check on implementation ease.
Open PRs: PR 9248, PR 9250
Updates indicate willingness to implement from Besu, Nethermind, Reth, and Erigon. PRs will be merged in after comments are resolved.

Next Steps:

Move forward with Pectra devnet 6 or a shadowfork, incorporating a new genesis file and validator set increase to 50,000–100,000.
Mario will release updates with EIP-7702 changes and fixes. Expect an EELS/EEST release this week.

PeerDAS

Manu (Prysm): Rebase completed; focus shifts to Lighthouse and others in the coming days.
Local interop expected in a few weeks, followed by a PeerDAS devnet.

EOF Update

Fuzzing is ongoing but not comprehensive; clients are at varying implementation stages.
Plans remain unchanged, targeting late Q1 to early Q2 for a devnet.

Additional Notes

Marek highlighted test issues on Hive for nethermind; Mario to investigate.
Mario reassured all required tests are in the Cancun folder and will be in release 1.3 before the next ACD call.
Title: EIP_Editing_Office_Hour_Meeting_58__EIP____April_2
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: system
Date: 2025-04-15T21:10:42.591Z

Date & Time
Tuesday, April 22, 2025 at 16:00 UTC
Info

Zoom: Protocol Calendar on EthCatHerders Discord eip-editors
Recording: Playlist
Editor: Gajinder Singh
Facilitator: Pooja Ranjan

Related Resources


EIP-1: EIP Purpose and Guidelines
RIP-7810: RIP Purpose and Guidelines
EIP-5069: EIP Editor Handbook
Sam’s Rules for EIPs
EIP Editors’ Onboarding
EIP editor “apprentice” handbook
EIP Reviewers: Permissions, requirements, roles & responsibilities
Workshop Presentation
EIP Reviewers: Survey & Contribution Report
EIP Editors’ Workshop video
EIP Reviewing Interest Form
Office Hour Announcement Blogpost
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Agenda

Visit Ethereum Improvement Proposals

To Final
TBA
To Last Call
TBA
To Review
TBA
Misc.
TBA
To Draft
EIPs
TBA
Additional Reviews

PRs from Project Board?

Open Q&A
(Drop the Pull Request number to be added to the agenda.)
The EIP Editing Office Hour Meeting 59 (EIP+ERC), is scheduled for April 29, at 16:00 UTC with Editor Sam Wilson
GitHub Issue
Title: Eth_simulate_Implementers__Meeting___March_24__202
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: system
Date: 2025-03-17T13:41:43.536Z

eth_simulate Implementers’ Meeting

Date and time in UTC March 24, 2025, 12:00 UTC
Duration in minutes: 60 minutes
Join Zoom Meeting
Recording: eth_multicall Playlist

Resources

Ideas for eth_simulateV2
PEEPanEIP#135: Eth Simulate with Oleg and Killari

Ethereum Improvement Proposals


EIP-4399: Supplant DIFFICULTY opcode with PREVRANDAO
Expose beacon chain randomness in the EVM by supplanting DIFFICULTY opcode semantics








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Agenda

[Notes from the last meeting]
Client Implementation update
Test
Discuss spec for eth_simulateV2

Add more discussion items or async updates.
The next meeting is scheduled for March 31, 2025 at 12:00 UTC
GitHub Issue

Author: shaharblockaid
Date: 2025-03-20T11:44:03.099Z

Few points I have on this new spec:

Why go for a specific implementation for contract creation and native tracer (traceTransfers). Just give the user the full transaction traces. The foundation can describe an example utility code for extracting these “events” from raw traces, which gives maximum flexibility for all use cases
The goal of this spec is to "enables simulation of complex transactions", however it is still lacking existing functionality in debug_traceCall. For example, the Bybit Exploit (mainnet - 0x46deef0f52e3a983b67abf4714448a41dd7ffd6d32d32da69d62081c68ad7882) cannot be detected in this proposed RPC, as I understand that eth_simulateV2 doesn’t contain storage state diffs (pre,  post)
Title: Portal_Implementers_Call__43__February_3__2025
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: abcoathup
Date: 2025-01-29T00:09:19.105Z

Agenda
Portal Implementers Call #43 · Issue #1267 · ethereum/pm · GitHub

Author: Chloe
Date: 2025-02-03T21:17:30.632Z

Call #43 summary note: Portal Network Implementers Call Notes - HackMD
Title: FOCIL_breakout__2__January_14__2025
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: abcoathup
Date: 2025-01-07T09:26:21.361Z

Agenda
FOCIL Breakout Room #2 · Issue #1238 · ethereum/pm · GitHub
Notes
Notes by @matthewkeil
Recording

Author: poojaranjan
Date: 2025-01-08T15:21:13.201Z

After the team’s discussion, the next meeting is scheduled for January 14th and will follow a bi-weekly cadence moving forward.
Title: RollCall__10__February_12__2025
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: abcoathup
Date: 2024-12-14T01:12:09.631Z

Agenda
RollCall #10 · Issue #1216 · ethereum/pm · GitHub; moderated by @CarlBeek
Title: Portal_Implementers_Call__52___April_21st
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: system
Date: 2025-04-14T14:49:58.172Z

Meeting Info

Apr 21, 16:30 UTC
Duration: 30 minutes
Meet link: shared in EthR&D#portal-dev
Recap: Portal Network Implementers Call Notes - HackMD (updated after each call)

Agenda

Team updates

GitHub Issue

Author: Chloe
Date: 2025-04-22T11:48:38.141Z

This week’s call notes:
1. Team update

Update on Trin & Glados by Milos

Improved bridge functionality

Supported e2hs files for gossiping history
Updated all bridges to use census / offer, enabling direct offer instead of gossip logic


Added ephemeral header content type definition (not active yet)
Ongoing PRs on Deneb proof generation & validation, and Electra consensus types
Glados: Implemented protocol version tracking for peers

Trin, Fluffy, and Shisui now all officially supports v1




Update on Ultralight by ScottyPoi

v1 is implemented but not publicly updated yet
Continued working with DevOps to revamp boot node setup
Awaiting ChainSafe to release an update that includes the bug fix discussed last week


Update on Shisui by Qi Zhou

Profiling ongoing to resolve performance issues (especially in comparison to Trin)
Implemented new RPC endpoints to support missing JSON-RPC APIs
Added caching for the highest compatible version to speed up lookups


Update on Samba by Meld

Focused on integration with Besu

Currently managed to run Samba inside Besu locally, but still need further polishing & adjustments
Aim to support Samba both within Besu and as a standalone solution
Working toward deployment / testing of Samba in Besu across versions to evaluate performance and behavior





2. Discussion: Head-MPT State Network Spec

Key problem

How to update slices of state for nodes whose section had no updates in a given block


Proposed Solution: Introduce block-level MPT diffs as a formalized content type

Each block contains a diff from the previous block’s state
Allow nodes to update and re-anchor their data to the latest MPT root, even if their slice didn’t change
Enable a lightweight initial rollout - nodes can sync & operate without full account state storage initally


Sync Mechanism

New nodes can sync from the current trie and fast-forward using accumulated diffs
Trie diffs will be the main data gossiped on the network
While the protocol supports querying individual trie nodes, gossiping individual nodes isn’t the focus


Implementation Roadmap for client teams

1st priority: Finalize ephemeral header support in the History Network
2nd priority: Push the State Network as close to the chain head as possible
Afterwards: Define block-level diff data type, and implement diff generation & propagation


Relevant PR/ issue: https://github.com/ethereum/portal-network-specs/pull/389
Title: Action_Item__Discuss_the_medium_for_remote__intera
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: jpitts
Date: 2018-07-09T09:33:07.458Z

Here is the poll: https://ethereum-magicians.org/t/re-remote-interactive-participation-at-the-council-of-berlin/667/2
There are other items to decide on, please use the Interactive Participation discussion thread for this work.
Title: FEM_Prague_appetizer_on_offer_at_W3S
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: pmauric
Date: 2018-10-16T17:18:35.939Z

Hey Magi! I am sure many of you seen the recent Web3 Summit ticket endowment announcement from the Web3 Foundation. Regardless, I wanted to drop it here and invite you all to join us in Berlin the week before FEM Prague!
https://medium.com/web3foundation/endowing-an-open-inclusive-community-at-web3-summit-3013456f4f84
There aren’t any formal FEM events going down, but I know a lot of you will be in town and thought it would be nice to warm up with some governance presentations from Vlad and one or two calm debates on the pros and cons of off-chain versus on-chain gov.
I have been given a few partially and fully reduced tickets specifically for Ethereum governance nerds like us! Just note it in the application form and I will get a notification.
Also, if you bought a ticket and would like your price reduced as part of the endowment, you can fill out the second form in the post to get that process started.
See you in a week! PM me with questions!
Peter
Title: Ethereum_Magicians_in_Paris__EthCC_2020_
Category: Protocol_Calls___happenings

Author: anett
Date: 2020-02-21T14:21:31.521Z

Hi Magicians 
Operations Ring of Ethereum Magicians is organising another in-person meeting.
We will have our sessions on the second day of the EthCC conference - March 4th in the afternoon from 1:25pm to 5:25pm
To attend our sessions you need a ticket to EthCC conference as our sessions will be apart of the Developer Tools track.
Our Talks & Schedule


Title: Ethereum Magicians Introducing Operations Ring
Time: 1:25pm-1:35pm
Speakers: @anettrolikova


Title: Ethereum Magicians - Running an Ethereum Mainnet Node
Time: 1:40pm-2.40pm
Speakers: @faraggi, @gregjeanmart, @wschwab


Title: Ethereum Magicians - ETH1.x Stateless Ethereum
Time: 2:50pm-3:50pm
Speakers: @pipermerriam @AlexeyAkhunov @MadeofTin @gichiba


Title: Ethereum Magicians - Council
Time: 4pm-5:25pm
Speakers: @jpitts


Edit: @gcolvin will not attend the conference due to health issues although we will do our best so he can join us remotely
It will be Ethereum Magicians Birthday so there will be a special sweet surprise for those who will come over and join our Council  !
I published Medium article about Ethereum Magicians in Paris Magicians are coming to Paris  check it out for more detailed descriptions of the sessions.
We will host satellite event on Friday March 5th at 6:30pm
Introducing DeFi and unpacking its potential RSVP
Join us and let’s explore the DeFi rabbit hole together 
(this post may be edited later and more links will be added)

Author: gcolvin
Date: 2020-02-25T15:00:35.087Z

Hello to all my Magical friends.  Not to worry, I am not ill.  But I will turn 66 next week, and am already prone to bronchitis when I travel.  So covid-19 could kill me, and staying home seems the wiser course.  I hope to see you all by video link.