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Ethereum Can Finally Check the Outcome. The Hard Part Is Who Writes the Rule.
EIP-7906 would let a transaction inspect its own net state changes and revert if they violate a rule signed with it. The mechanism is elegant. The trust boundary is not.- 12
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Ethereum’s Glamsterdam Upgrade: How ePBS and Block-Level Access Lists Change the Network
Ethereum's next upgrade, Glamsterdam, reaches its first public testnet on Oct 6, 2026. What ePBS and block-level access lists change, and what to watch.- 7
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What Ethereum Actually Is: A Shared Computer, a Meter, and a Burned Bill
One public node, one long look: a base fee of 0.5 gwei that is destroyed, a tip of one wei, twelve-second blocks that never slip, and a blob ceiling raised to 21 by a schedule sitting in the config. Ethereum explained from the bill upward.- 6
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One Date, Two Blanks: The Chain of Custody of Ethereum’s Next Hardfork
EIP-7773 is 3,217 characters holding one Unix timestamp and two empty cells. I followed 1791294816 through every public artifact that wrote it down, and checked the arithmetic myself.- 18
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