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№ 061Ethereum

How Proof-of-Stake Validators Are Selected for Blocks

Proof-of-stake block proposer selection isn't random luck. Here's the precise mechanism that keeps it fair and resistant to centralization.

Lucas Harper6 min read / 15.06.2026
№ 062Ethereum

Ethereum Account Abstraction: Smart Contract Wallet Security

Account abstraction rewrites Ethereum's security model for wallets. Here's what actually changes, what improves, and what new risks quietly appear.

Ethan Caldwell6 min read / 14.06.2026
№ 063Ethereum

EIP-1559 vs First-Price Auction Fee Markets Explained

How base fees, priority tips, and fee burning change gas pricing on EIP-1559 chains versus legacy first-price auctions. A clear mechanical breakdown.

Lucas Harper6 min read / 13.06.2026
№ 064Ethereum

Ethereum Proof-of-Stake Finality Explained

Ethereum's PoS finality isn't instant. Here's the exact two-epoch mechanic that determines when a block is truly safe to treat as settled.

Ethan Caldwell5 min read / 13.06.2026
№ 065Ethereum

Why Some Ethereum Smart Contracts Can't Be Upgraded

Proxy patterns let developers upgrade smart contracts, but certain design choices make upgrading impossible. Here's exactly why, with concrete mechanics.

Lucas Harper6 min read / 13.06.2026
№ 066Ethereum

Ethereum Verkle Trees: Smaller Proofs, Lighter Nodes

Verkle trees shrink Ethereum state proofs from megabytes to kilobytes and could let nodes sync without storing the full chain. Here's how.

Lucas Harper6 min read / 13.06.2026
№ 067Ethereum

Why Layer-2 Rollups Post Calldata to Ethereum

Rollups don't store state on Ethereum — they post calldata. Here's exactly why that choice saves 10-100x in gas and what it actually guarantees.

Ethan Caldwell6 min read / 13.06.2026
№ 068Ethereum

Why Ethereum Validators Miss Attestations Without Ejection

Ethereum validators can skip attestation duties and keep their stake. Here's the exact penalty math and the threshold that actually gets you removed.

Lucas Harper6 min read / 13.06.2026
№ 069Ethereum

Ethereum Beacon Chain Validator Slashing Explained

How Ethereum's Beacon Chain detects and punishes equivocation: the mechanics of slashing, whistleblower rewards, and the correlation penalty explained clearly.

Lucas Harper6 min read / 13.06.2026
№ 070Ethereum

Why Ethereum Gas Prices Spike Unexpectedly

Block space can look half-empty yet gas prices still spike. Here's the precise mechanism behind Ethereum fee surges most guides never explain.

Lucas Harper6 min read / 12.06.2026
№ 071Ethereum

How Ethereum's EIP Process Works: A Clear Guide

The EIP process filters Ethereum proposals through editors, champions, and community review before any core dev sees them. Here's exactly how it works.

Ethan Caldwell6 min read / 12.06.2026
№ 072Ethereum

LG and Arbitrum Build Blockchain Advertising Network

LG Electronics is building an Arbitrum-based ad network aimed at a $679B digital ad market. What the layer-2 play actually does, and what to watch.

Lucas Harper6 min read / 12.06.2026
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