Learn how to enable Partial History Expiry (PHE) on Geth, Besu, and Nethermind, a major step toward lighter Ethereum nodes, reduced storage, and a stateless future.
Ethereum clients like Geth, Besu, and Nethermind are embracing Partial History Expiry, a pivotal step that trims historical data to reduce bloat, boost performance, and edge closer to a stateless future.
A research report by a team of KTH Royal Institute of Technology.
CL call 94 concluded with discussions about the Merge, issues with merge-client releases, MEV-boost and EIP-4844 updates with the developers take on Slashing
Merge Client Releases, Geth’s merge- client release had a bug, Vitalik on what to build on Ethereum , Mining/Staking distribution BTC, ETH1 and 2, Swell Network is live on Ethereum
Merge Client Releases, DAppNode multiclient features, Crypto has gained more acceptance, Lido validator distribution, Metrics of new accounts formed on L2s, CryptoPunk Ethereum NFTs Floor Price Flips Bored Apes for First Time In 5 Months
Understanding the concept of Ethereum Virtual Machine, Vitalik Buterin on Vyper, Highlights of Ethereum Consensus Layer meeting 92, and many more news and project updates are covered in today's newsletter and to help you expand your knowledge we've also included a few podcasts.
Mainnet Shadow Fork 10, Geth v1.10.21 released, Optimism began a new onboarding process, Mirror launches subscriptions for Web3, StarkEx transactions have surpassed 200 million, OpenZeppelin Security Research Fellowship program has been announced, Rainbow now supports NFTs
A research report by Long Zhang, Javier Ron, Benoit Baudry, and Martin Monperrus of KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden.
Become an Eth2 validator using Teku. Minimum hardware requirement, How to install Geth on Mac, Windows & Linux.
This article will help you to set up an Ethereum Geth node on a Linux machine. We worked on Ubuntu 18.04, and Geth for this article, but the instruction should be similar for any other version.
Geth stores all blockchain data in LevelDB database that stores value in key-value pair. We normally do not need to access these data files because geth provides many utilities to interact with underlying data structure. But, just to understand how geth stores data, let's hack a little bit.
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