EigenDA Supports Arbitrum Orbit Chains
Developers can now choose to post transaction data from their Orbit chain to EigenDA.
EigenDA supports Arbitrum Orbit chains.
Holesky Dencun client updates.
Swap.Live Uniswap front end.
EAS deploys on Arbitrum Nova.
EigenDA Supports Arbitrum Orbit Chains
EigenDA supports Arbitrum Orbit chains. Holesky node operators are advised to update their clients. bloXroute unveils the Swap.Live Uniswap front end...
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EigenDA, EigenLayer's data availability solution, now extends support to Arbitrum Orbit chains. Arbitrum Orbit is a tech stack for creating L2 chains on Ethereum or L3 chains on Arbitrum AnyTrust chains, including Arbitrum One and Arbitrum Nova. Developers can now choose to post transaction data from their Orbit chain to EigenDA, further reducing transaction costs for end-users. EigenDA represents the first Actively Validated Service service to debut on EigenLayer’s restaking protocol, which holds over $1 billion in TVL. Ethereum restakers can earn yield by opting-in to secure EigenDA. The feature is being incorporated into AltLayer, a Rollup-as-a-Service (RaaS) plattform for creating custom rollups.
Nodes operators on the Holesky testnet are advised to upgrade their clients before the Dencun upgrade, set for epoch 29696 on Wednesday, February 7th, at 11:35 UTC. Operators running a Lodestar client on the Holesky network are required to upgrade to version 1.15.0 to ensure compatibility with the Dencun upgrade. Prysm released version 4.2.1 and Nimbus also released version 24.2.0, both of which are highly recommended updates.
Uri Klarman, CEO of bloXroute, unveiled swap.live, a new interface for Uniswap that features an integrated bloXroute RPC. The DEX alternative is designed to safeguard users from front-running and MEV attacks. Additionally, it bypasses Uniswap's 0.1% front-end fee, offering users lower swapping costs. Future updates include support for real-time price updates. bloXroute specializes in providing MEV relay services and block building solutions. Block builders are entities that assemble transaction bundles into blocks and then propose the blocks to validators for inclusion.
Ethereum Attestation Service (EAS), a protocol for creating both offchain and onchain attestations, launched support for Arbitrum Nova. The rollout features EAS contracts, an indexer, a GraphQL API, and an attestation explorer. Arbitrum Nova, which operates based on a Data Availability Committee (DAC) architecture, is designed for gaming and social applications.
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Verkle Pushed To Osaka Hardfork
Osaka hardfork is the next upgrade after Prague.
Verkle pushed to Osaka hardfork.
Caldera deploys Milan rollup.
Layer 3 unveils V2 update.
GridPlus releases a firmware update.
Verkle Pushed To Osaka Hardfork
Core devs agree to push Verkle until the Osaka hardfork. Caldera deploys its Milan rollup on testnet. Layer 3 unveils its V2 update. And GridPlus rel...
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Ethereum core developers have decided to push the introduction of Verkle trees until the Osaka hardfork, which is the next upgrade after Prague. The decision allows developers to implement Ethereum Object Format (EOF) EIPs in the Prague upgrade while continuing to work on Verkle in paralell. Developers previously estimated it would take 12-24 months to implement Verkle. Verkle trees are part of The Verge phase, designed to optimize data structures for smaller proofs. The update aims to enhance the viability of stateless clients by streamlining the block verification process. In next week’s core developers meeting, developers will determine the date for the Dencun upgrade on Ethereum mainnet.
Caldera, a Rollup-as-a-Service infrastructure provider, deployed Milan, a testnet rollup solution built on the Arbitrum Orbit stack, incorporating shared sequencing through an integration with the Espresso Sequencer. The sequencer enhances rollup transaction processing speed by ensuring fast finality. Users and developers can interact with Milan on testnet. The initial suite of tools includes a faucet for obtaining test tokens, a block explorer for monitoring transactions, and a bridge for asset transfers. Milan operates with the Sepolia testnet serving as its root chain.
Layer 3 launched its V2 update, introducing a new feature called CUBEs, short for Credential to Unify Blockchain Events. CUBEs are open-source ERC-721 tokens that are awarded to users for completing quests. Minting CUBEs allows users access to perks, including quests that reward tokens, boosts, and beta access protocol features. Boosts are integral to Layer 3's loyalty program, which can be redeemed for benefits through a Rewards Hub. The release also introduces an in-game currency for Layer 3 called Gems. Additionally, the latest update introduces a referral system, providing users the opportunity to earn ETH for successful referral signups.
GridPlus, a manufacturer of hardware wallets, updated the firmware of its Lattice1 devices to introduce a feature that allows for encrypted storage of seed phrases on any SafeCard. The update aims to address loss of funds associated with traditional paper backups. Users have the option to store their seed phrases on multiple SafeCards, safeguarded by a PIN. SafeCards, resembling credit cards, are designed to hold HD wallets and can be accessed using a Lattice1 device.
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