Public executives have a fiduciary duty to safeguard and effectively allocate their corporate treasury. If they wouldn’t store their digital assets in a third party’s hot wallet; they should treat their staked ETH with similar rigor. Leveraging institutional-grade, multi-operator distributed validators minimises their counterparty risk exposure across key theft, slashing, downtime, client failure, and more.

Staked Ether is a yield bearing asset in a strong non-sovereign currency, backed by the internet’s largest digital economy. While sovereigns are playing chicken with their debt servicing costs, a treasury allocation to a bond market ~1,000x smaller is an asymmetric strategic bet

It's been a pleasure working with the Primev team to deploy their preconf stack with DVs. More to announce on the effort soon 👀

This is the yield curve inversion I'm waiting for. Trump will get his way on rates and pump our bags sooner or later.

Obol Staking Master @stakesaurus sharing the alpha on how to optimise your validating setup with tips he’s learned over the years.

“In a year and a half, Lido has gone from 37 Node Operators, to over 700” - @KimonSh opening Stakers Guild today.

One year to the day from v1.0, Charon v1.5 is out. This is maybe the most performance focused upgrade we’ve released yet. (Until 1.6 👀) It also adds Grandine and Vouch support, improves monitoring, ships with executables, and ups the gas limit target. Very proud of this one.

My @EthIreland slides are now live, for anyone looking for the tl;dw of how we scale Ethereum *by* decentralising it, not in spite of it. Tl;dr: We need many honest full nodes, for DAS capacity and safety, and effective CR.

Vitalik: Distributed Validators are a more secure form of staking. Also Vitalik: I believe the correct response in that situation is to say ‘Come out ye Black and Tans’. The craic is ninety at EthDublin so far.

Ripple buying Circle might not be a bad thing. People might remember that decentralisation actually matters and that we shouldn’t be steering into USDC fork choice rule.