A hackathon and weekly Summits throughout October At the beginning of October, we invited the Ethereum community to join us at ETHOnline, ETHGlobal’s largest event of 2020. Now that the month has concluded, we can say it was amazing to see the community participate throughout the month. ETHOnline was an…

Reproduced from this thread. “FALSE SEQUENTIALITY” credit to Danny Ryan. The eth1 >> eth2 naming convention implies SEQUENTIALITY: aka things are strictly ordered. In reality, there will be some overlap during the transition — and that’s ok. …

The permissionless nature of Ethereum has costs — but it’s necessary & beneficial TLDR; Ethereum is technically, socially, and politically permissionless — meaning anyone can access these layers. Though this openness introduces costs to the community, it is what makes Ethereum such a dynamic ecosystem. …

A summary of ETHGlobal’s first online, long-form event It’s been a few weeks since the HackMoney Finale and we are still taking it all in. As ETHGlobal’s first online, long-form event, we were entering into a new environment at the same time as hackers. Suffice it to say, HackMoney blew…

Welcome to Survey Spotlight, where we take responses to the ETHGlobal developer survey and expand them into a blog post. Spotlight #3 features Vitalik Buterin and a few of his survey responses. Vitalik is the inventor and one of the cofounders of Ethereum. Currently, he works with the Ethereum 2.0…

Welcome to Survey Spotlight, where we take responses to the ETHGlobal developer survey and expand them into a blog post. Spotlight #2 features Aparna Krishnan and a few of her survey responses. Aparna is a cofounder of Opyn, a recently launched platform for DeFi protection and risk management. Previously, she…

Welcome to Survey Spotlight, where we take a response to the ETHGlobal developer survey and expand them into a blog post. Spotlight #1 features Austin Griffith and a few of his responses. If you haven’t already, please share your perspective and background: ETHGlobal Developer Survey While you may know him…

The third ETHDenver hackathon took place over February 14–16, resulting in an amazing assortment of projects submitted by hackers. For the second year running, the organisers constructed a pop-up economy for a few days that let attendees transact with vendors or donate to charities. Splunk and Whiteblock worked together to…

You’ve probably heard that Ethereum 2.0 is launching this year. Perhaps you saw some talks from Devcon V, or saw the new testnet block explorers from Etherscan, Bitfly or Alethio. And, yes, it is launching! However, a slew of misconceptions have emerged amidst the disillusionment of the bear market. I’ve…