Today we are very excited to announce the launch of Taiko Grants Cycle 2! Cycle 2 is an expanded version of our inaugural Taiko Community Grant Progra...

Ethereum adopted a rollup-centric roadmap a few years ago. Since then, the community has come up with a variety of different rollup designs, all aimin...

In July, we announced the inaugural Taiko Community Grant Program focused on discovering and supporting innovative community members who build up and ...

Ethereum has just turned 8 — what a ride it has been! The community has already achieved a lot — from becoming the first smart contract platform to he...

Our fifth testnet is here! Jólnir (Alpha-5) brings new exciting adjustments to how proposing and proving works on Taiko. Let’s see what those changes ...

This article is published as part of the Ethereum.org Writers Cohort. Thank you Matt Finestone for feedback. This piece may contain factual and other ...

This article is published as part of the Ethereum.org Writers Cohort. This piece may contain factual and other errors that I’m simply not aware of. I’...

Here are some books that I’ve enjoyed reading over the past few years. I hope you’ll find something interesting for yourself. (If you have any recomme...

It’s almost bedtime but I’m feeling this raging need to write down some thoughts. So here’s a few: There’s something about Ethereum that’s so beauti...

If you’re paying at least a tiny bit of attention to what’s been happening in the zero-knowledge Ethereum space, you’ve probably heard of names like P...

Ethereum Name Service (ENS) is the most widely adopted decentralized domain system. The protocol has so far seen 2.8 million names registered by more ...

Special thanks to Serenae.eth and Jeff Lau from ENS Labs for sharing their expertise and providing feedback. Thanks also to cthulu.eth and Zadok7.eth ...