Reth v2.9.0 replaces revm with evm2 as reth's EVM (#25002). This is a breaking change for SDK users who build on reth's EVM, executor or inspector types. Node operators don't need to change any confi…
Ephemeral Rollup: The New “L1.5” of Ethereum TLDR; Ethereum’s core job has always been verifying state transitions. While rollups made that verification succinct, they at the same time hold their use…
We took our shielded pool and pushed formal verification from the written spec down to the bytecode on a testnet: what it bought, what it cost, and where it stopped.
More compilers now write ethdebug data, and tools have started to read it. This post shows what that data does today, how you can build on it, and what comes next for the ethdebug format.
A patch release on top of 2.2.1 with the October 2026 out-of-band .NET security updates. See the Microsoft announcement for details of the fixed vulnerabilities.