Changes in how ETH is staked: validator queues, staking protocols, restaking, distributed validators and the rules that affect stakers.
Ethereum Research Weekly
The strongest posts on ethresear.ch and from the Ethereum Foundation: scaling, data availability, proposer-builder separation, MEV, cryptography and economics.
The strongest posts on ethresear.ch and from the Ethereum Foundation: scaling, data availability, proposer-builder separation, MEV, cryptography and economics.
- Every Wednesday at 09:00 (UTC), one issue with up to 10 of the best finds since the last one.
- Each find comes with a short summary and why it matched; the issue opens with a few lines on what stood out.
- In your feed, by email, and as a push notice if you turn it on.
- ✕ Questions without analysis
- ⚑ Application-level proposals — kept, but marked
Exact rules
Every Wednesday at 09:00, send me an issue of up to 10 items with Ethereum protocol research, plus at least one of Data availability, Proposer-builder separation, MEV, Statelessness, Cryptography or Issuance and economics. Skip questions without analysis. Keep but flag application-level proposals. Search the open web, starting with https://ethresear.ch/latest.rss, and also https://blog.ethereum.org/feed.xml and https://eprint.iacr.org/rss/rss.xml. Matching is strict. Anyone can find and subscribe to it in Discover.
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