Buterin Outlines Future Steps for Ethereum’s Decentralization
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Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, has shared his insights on the future steps for enhancing the Ethereum network’s permissionlessness and decentralization. Writing from an Ethereum developer interop in Kenya, Buterin talked about the ongoing technical improvements and addressed common issues within the community which showed that it was essential to enhance user and node operator experiences. Ethereum Technical Advancements and Protocol Features At the developer interop in Kenya, a major headway was made on some of the most important Ethereum improvements such as PeerDAS, Verkle tree transition and decentralized history storage through EIP 4444. These innovations are designed to increase the network’s capacity and decrease its energy consumption. Buterin stressed the fast pace of Ethereum development and the community’s ability to implement significant features that are useful both for Layer 1 (L1) users and Layer 2 (L2) users. Grats @dankrad @peter_szilagyi you got me to interrupt my work on EIPs and make a twitter response that turned into an unscheduled poast 😀https://t.co/mmVaiEV68K — vitalik.eth (@VitalikButerin) May 17, 2024 MEV and the Miner Extractable Value (MEV) are among the main issues Buterin talked about, which is related to block builders. In the past, miners used a simple algorithm to generate Ethereum blocks. Nevertheless, the emergence of MEV, which is a way to take advantage of certain operations in DeFi protocols, has made this issue more complicated. Two strategies have emerged to mitigate MEV’s impact: MEV minimization and MEV quarantining. MEV minimization concentrates on the information that is accessible to block producers, while MEV quarantining separates the roles of validators and builders aiming at keeping fairness and decentralization. Enhancing Solo Staking and Node Accessibility The Ethereum staking ecosystem is also an important field of study. At present, a large percentage of Ethereum staking is done by the centralized providers and DAOs like…
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