MegaETH stateless validator.
Base App to focus on trading.
Digital Asset Market Structure Bill.
Erigon v3.3.3 release.
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MegaETH, an EVM-compatible L2 targeting 100,000 TPS, has open-sourced its Stateless Validator, a lightweight client that verifies blocks using witness data without storing full blockchain history. The Stateless Validator runs on minimal consumer hardware, requires negligible local storage, and is used to verify the MegaETH sequencer. MegaETH also leverages SALT, a new data structure that replaces the Merkle Patricia Trie to eliminate a major EVM performance bottleneck while preserving execution compatibility. MegaEVM is MegaETH's high-performance, EVM-compatible virtual machine, featuring higher gas limits through a multi-dimensional resource model. Together, these open-source releases aim to deliver faster, more scalable Ethereum-compatible infrastructure.
The Base App, Coinbase's onchain social app and wallet, is shifting focus to provide a trading-first, finance-focused experience. Base contributor Jesse Pollak noted that users are seeking higher-quality and more diverse assets beyond social tokens, including stocks, predictions, protocols, apps, memes, and real-world assets. He added that social features such as copy-trading, feed-trading, and leaderboards will be built on top of financial tools, rather than leading the experience. The Base App currently combines a non-custodial wallet with secure XMTP messaging and an onchain discovery feed powered by the Farcaster social graph.
Crypto advocacy nonprofit Coin Center has expressed support for the current draft of the Digital Asset Market Structure Bill, which seeks to establish a regulatory framework for digital assets. CoinCenter backs the legislation primarily because it includes the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA), which protects non-custodial software developers from being classified as unlicensed money transmitters. Coin Center also says the bill appropriately limits the regulatory reach of the SEC, CFTC, and Treasury over developers of genuinely decentralized protocols. However, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has withdrawn his support, citing concerns over DeFi regulations, restrictions on stablecoin rewards, and a ban on tokenized equities.
Erigon released Erigon v3.3.3, the latest version of its execution layer client, bringing stability, security, and syncing improvements. Called Rocky Romp, the release improves encrypted transactions handling and enables Discovery v5, Ethereum's peer discovery protocol, by default, improving node discovery speed and ensuring connectivity to a wider range of peers.
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