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While the Ethereum Devcon event, which has been behind the scenes with the rise of cryptocurrencies, especially Bitcoin, continues in Thailand, the most talked about topic of the event was the “Beam Chain” update in Ethereum that was announced. Yesterday Justin Drake did.
32 ETH’den 1 ETH’ye…
“Beamchain”, also launched as “Ethereum 3.0” by many developers, aims to bring convenience specifically for stickers. The most important of these is that instead of 32 ETH, only 1 ETH is enough. This update is expected to seriously increase the participation of the network.
Drake, the developer of the Ethereum Foundation, also said that “Beamchain” is actually a transition to the zero-evidence era.
This development, which was the most talked about topic at the Devcon event. In addition to making Ethereum more resistant to quantum attacks, it will also provide faster block times and Snark support.
“Beamchain” won’t make any major changes to the Ethereum network at first, but it will affect future updates. According to Drake, this update will give the Ethereum network its final shape.
Vitalik Buterin: Ethereum is a global computer.
The most important name of the event was, of course, Vitalik Buterin. In a speech here like every year, Butrin said, “Ethereum is a global computer. It benefits the development of the global decentralized economy. “It is a huge on-chain ecosystem and has many different applications. cations involved,” he said.
Buterin also talked about “Optimistic Rollup and ZK Rollup” second layer solutions for the network and the mass appeal of the PoS system.
Turan Sart: Very impressive
Turan Sert, one of the leading names in the Turkish cryptocurrency community, also reviewed the event at X, which he also attended. Stating that Vitalik Buterin is the center of attention, Sert said, “This is an event that every developer should attend, and even those who are interested in Ethereum but are not developers. Come and smell the air.”
Stating that there are more than 900 side events along with the main event, Sirt said, “There is a separate audience that comes only for the side events.”
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