The Ethereum Foundation aims to roll out several major upgrades over the next few years to improve Ethereum’s consensus layer. Developed five years ago, the current consensus no longer aligns with today’s realities and needs updating.

The new Layer 2 network aims to make the ENS project more decentralized and open to new use cases and connections, solving the issues previously caused by the Ethereum mainnet.

The project seeks to bridge the gap between the two leading smart contract blockchains and develop a network that integrates the advantages of both Ethereum and Solana.

Pectra aims to enhance the user and developer experience on Ethereum and will lay the groundwork for future scalability improvements.

A common blockchain mistake could now be reversed, with Binance users accounting for more than half of the recoverable funds.

Reputation concerns have led Justin Drake and Dankrad Feist to abandon their post in the restaking protocol.

Large-scale adoption of Ethereum by Layer 2 chains led to a quick fill-up of blob space. Vitalik Buterin urged to allow for more cheap space for L2 usage in the closest upgrade.

A new hardware designed to look like a "communicator from Start Trek," allows users seamless access to all corners of the Ethereum ecosystem with zero experience breaks.