EIP-7685 proposes a general purpose execution requests framework that allows applications on Ethereum to seamlessly interoperate with its consensus layer. We research its rationale, details, and describe how it can be utilized in today’s projects.

Learn EIP-7623, a proposal aiming to increase calldata costs in Ethereum transactions. This detailed guide explores the motivations, impact on block size, and implications for data availability, ensuring efficient resource utilization while minimizing risks

How can we fix L2 fragmentation and save Ethereum's rollup-centric roadmap?

Introducing stealth addresses to enhance user privacy

EIP-6110 deprecates the Eth1-Eth2 bridge and reforms the Beacon Chain's validator deposit processing mechanism for better staking UX and improved network security.

Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away. — Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

EIP-7002 brings Ethereum closer to the goal of simple, secure, and trustless staking.

To be (fully) secured by Ethereum or not, that is the question.

An ELI5-style article series on Ethereum’s next major upgrade: The Verge

"Decentralize X and put it on the blockchain" has never sounded so good.