Lean Ethereum: Two Roadmaps Converging, One Path Forward
Original title: Getting to Lean Ethereum
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Key points
- Lean Ethereum is presented as two roadmaps that must converge rather than as one hard fork to a single destination.
- One roadmap covers incremental mainnet changes; the other is a greenfield lean stack being hardened in post-quantum devnets.
- Ethrex is an execution client running in production and is used to prototype post-Glamsterdam EIPs.
- Ethlambda is a lean consensus client taking part in the interop devnets.
- The talk maps the dependency graph between the two paths and covers results, the roadmap ahead, and lessons learnt.
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