Happy Birthday, Ethereum! These weeks marks the 5th anniversary of the Eth sale and the 4th anniversary of the genesis block. Five years ago, the Ethereum dream began kickstarting years of developer, startup, entrepreneur, and enterprise fervor! Now, five years later, the blockchain ecosystem is diverse, global, increasingly decentralized, and growing in importance, recognition, and prominence. Still astonishing to reflect on how far they have come. We wish the Ethereum team to keep willing an idea into being, built a vibrant community, and spread the ethos of decentralization to the world! ◊
For all Ethereum lovers, we have a lot of essential news as usual! During these weeks, the team was working assiduously, so they made significant progress with current development. Community calls took place: Core Devs Meeting, Eth2 implementers call. Ethereum 2.0 development updates were published: Prysmatic Labs, Nimbus, Lighthouse. Geth v1.9.1, web3js stable release, Truffle v5.0.29 with stable web3js, Vyper v0.1.0-beta.11, Ethereum on ARM released. For those who are a little behind of times, Justin Drake, an Eth 2.0 researcher at the Ethereum Foundation mentioned that the phase zero of Ethereum 2.0, which enables Proof of Stake, is targeted to launch on the 3rd of January 2020, only seven months from now! Ropsten Istanbul fork now scheduled for September 4th. The ecosystem is impressive, and it continues to flourish! New projects appear constantly! Developers have been working hard over the period of the last two weeks, many updates on projects build on Ethereum appeared: MetaMask Mobile is out in beta. You can now tip for tweets in the latest version of Brave. Numerai launched ErasureBay, an open market for any kind of information. The Gnosis Safe now has a WalletConnect integration. Tornado mixer using snarks live on Kovan testnet. 0x introduced coordinators, execution rules for a specific pool of liquidity. The Raiden Wizard, UI onboarding tool, was introduced. UNICEF Ventures using Bounties Network to track mentorship sessions. Blockade Games tying Lightning Network to Eth NFTs and code. And worth to mention, Enterprise Ethereum Alliance appoints Ethereum Foundation’s Aya Miyaguchi to the EEA Board and launches Mainnet Initiative. Berlin Ethereum Meetup videos, updated Eth2 mindmap, research and opinion articles were published. The year is well underway, cherry blossoms have fallen, and Devcon is quickly approaching! The conference fifth incarnation returns to East Asia later this year! Save the date — Osaka — October 8th-11th, 2019, and stay sharp! Ether is more than tangible, and serenity is just a matter of time!
Development
The technical side of Ethereum’s efficacy is 100% an engineering exercise
- Vitalik Buterin
GitHub metrics:
Developer activity (from Coinlib.io):
Protocol updates
Constantinople is successful so far.
Ethereum Core Devs Meeting #66 [2019–07–25]
- Istanbul EIPs go/no-go
- EIP 1344
- EIP 1283/1706/2200
- EIP 1057
- EIP 1962
- Other EIPs to consider for Istanbul
2. EIP Refactoring
- Given EIP-1702: Which of the Istanbul EIPs live only in version 1 code? Which live in version 0 and version 1 code?
- Proactive refactoring of the client implementations to make EIPs more simple, and reduce their conflicts.
3. Conformance Testing
4. Testnet Upgrade Block Number
5. Review previous decisions made and action items
6. Next Network Upgrade
8. Testing Updates
9. EWASM & Research Updates
Ethereum Core Devs Meeting #67 [2019–08–02]
- Istanbul EIPs
- Client implementation updates for Accepted and Tentatively Accepted
- Last call for “Tentatively Accepted” EIPs
2. Conformance Testing
3. Testnet Upgrade & Istanbul Next Steps
4. Review previous decisions made and action items: Call 66, Call 65
6. Testing Updates
7. Client Updates: a) Geth, b) Parity Ethereum, c) Aleth/eth, d) Trinity/PyEVM, e) EthereumJS
f) EthereumJ/Harmony, g) Pantheon, h) Turbo Geth, i) Nimbus, j) web3j, k) Mana/Exthereum, l) Mantis, m) Nethermind
8. EWASM & Research Updates
Eth2.0 Implementers Call #22 [2019/7/25]
- Testing Updates
- Client Updates
- Research Updates
- Network
- Spec discussion
Ethereum 2.0 Development Update #31 — Prysmatic Labs: biweekly updates written by the entire Prysmatic Labs team on the Ethereum 2.0 roadmap.
Nimbus Development Update, August 5.
It’s been crunch time over the last month with major progress being made on all fronts. The team has focused on improving test-net stability and our network stack as they prepare to achieve cross-client interoperability.
To summarise what they’ve been up to:
- They are up to date with the spec freeze at v0.8.1.
- Introduction of a basic chaos monkey to improve real-world testing.
- Significantly improved test-net stability, reduced storage requirements, and more efficient memory management.
- Further testing on fork-choice rules, fixing bugs along the way.
- Updated network stack, conforming to the current libp2p rpc proposal.
- Working on SSZ merkle partials, thanks to ConsenSys R&D for their PR.
- Specification of their REST API, collaborating with potential users to ensure completeness.
- Sigma Prime welcomes a new full-time developer to the team, dedicated to Lighthouse contributions.
Lodestar Updates: shifting to a browser-ready light client.
Ethereum 2.0’s Latest Strides Forward by Ben Edgington.
A Study of Libp2p and ETH2 by Matthew Slipper, CTO and Co-Founder, Kyokan. Prepared for Moloch DAO.
Report: A study of libp2p and ETH2.
Eth2 — Beyond the Beacon Chain: Robert Drost’s BuildEth talk on execution environments for phase 2 of eth2.
Vitalik’s twitter explainer of stateless clients in context: markets for storage or data forever with free ride?
Multi-Threaded Data Availability On Eth 1: a scheme for enabling Ethereum 1.x to process data availability in parallel, potentially allowing the chain to indirectly process and secure many more transactions per second with minimal changes and without adverse effects on state growth. This is accomplished by deferring execution to secondary layers, so that Ethereum is mostly responsible for ordering and authenticating data, and processing fraud or validity proofs.
Development tools
SMTChecker toward completeness: Solidity’s SMTchecker now supports multi-transaction checks and unbounded loops.
1.0 Release Web3.js — web3js stable release.
Truffle v5.0.29 with stable web3js.
Vyper v0.1.0-beta.11.
Provable (Oraclize) OpenZeppelin starter kit.
OpenZeppelin network.js front end web3 injection library. Also: ZeppelinOS/OpenZeppelinSDK now has node 12 support.
Turn any deployed Eth code into a REST API from Fabrx.
VRF Solidity library from Witnet.
Beware of the proxy: learn how to exploit function clashing.
Loredana Alias and dType video demos for Wiki on Eth and generalized DNS for linked data & docs.
EthDenver2018 winner Elk’s hardware dev kit is live on Kickstarter.
Kauri launches communities, starting with Ethereum for Java devs.
Intro to Ethereum Development — Tools in the toolbox and cools in the coolbox by Austin Griffith: an intro to Eth for developers, livecoding video and writeup. Austin is now working on a burner identity library.
Samczsun finds another code vulnerability: Livepeer slashing logic.
Understanding ERC777 re-entrancy vulnerability if such a token were listed on Uniswap.
Zeppelin is kicking off a cryptography for devs series.
Elle: a formally verified EVM compiler building on Isabelle.
websnark v0.0.5. snark proof generation and verifier in WebAssembly. faster verification time in browser, verifiers for MNT6753-BoweGabizon and BN128-Groth16.
Governance and new standards proposals
According to the latest core devs call:
EIPs currently accepted into Istanbul: 1344 (chain ID opcode), 2028 (calldata gas reduction), 2024 (blake2b), 1108 (alt_bn128). EIPs tentatively accepted: 2200 (the new version of 1283 from Constantinople), 1962 (ECC precompile), 1884 (trie dependent reprice), 1057 (ProgPoW)
Per the pull request showing the Istanbul EIP decisions made on the call, EIPs 663, 1380, 1985, 2045, and 2046 were added as “tentatively accepted.” There was discussion around doing a second Instanbul fork and/or when to do the next fork after Istanbul. Disappointingly, the call lacked a rep from Geth as well as Parity.
Ropsten Istanbul fork now scheduled for September 4th.
ProgPoW is back into Istanbul (pending audit results). Kicking Off Our Review of ProgPoW by Liz Steininger.
Design and/or help review new PoW scheme. Preliminary report from ZCash ProgPoW audit: “ProgPoW is viable, but its use of GPU compute resources is far from optimal and its biggest advantage over Ethash isn’t its “programmability” but rather its different than Ethash’s reads from the DAG.”
Incomplete Contracts (and Scaling Crypto) by Jesse Walden: the most interesting apps will need to be actively governed.
Results from Aragon’s third vote. The late-voting whale from last time voted in the middle this time, which effectively ended voting.
ERC2212: Interest earning stakes.
ERC2225: Methods to merge EVM chains.
ERC2222: fund distribution token standard.
ERC2224: Automatic signature request (wallet_autoSign).
Check out Istanbul hard fork wiki.
Follow along All Core Dev calls and the EIPs repo.
Ecosystem updates
Happy 4th birthday, Ethereum!
Wave #2 of Devcon V tickets have been reserved:
Using Bitcoin Lightning Network as an Interface to Ethereum Smart Contracts by Ben Heidorn.
Absolute Beginner Introduction to Ethereum: The Full Download.
Winners of Gitcoin’s Beyond Blockchain virtual hackathon.
Tornado mixer using snarks live on Kovan testnet.
Austin Griffith video on the DAOG — DAO game:
Update on ENS short name reservation criteria. Also EthSimple’s new ENS explorer.
MetaMask Mobile is out in beta.
AWS $100k VDF competition for people who like math and FPGA designs, sponsored by a coalition including Ethereum Foundation.
Grid v1.5 — a desktop Eth tool UI, adds support for IPFS, RPC testing, Geth 1.9.
Smart wallets to solve key management with 2fa and social recovery.
Introducing Tachyon III — an Open Finance Accelerator from Consensys: Consensys Labs announced the relaunch of Tachyon, their accelerator for startups utilizing blockchain and Web 3.0.
ConsenSys Monthly Report — July 2019: Ethereum dapps, enterprise blockchain solutions, most popular articles, upcoming events, and more.
How PegaSys is Setting the Standard for Permissioning in DLT: The Pantheon 1.2 client is now live with layered privacy solutions to help enterprise networks easily manage node and account-level access.
Blockchain Innovation in the Startup Nation: What’s Next for ConsenSys Israel: In advance of Ethereal Tel Aviv, see what’s on the horizon for the local ConsenSys’ team and their vision for blockchain in Israel.
Introducing Elle: A formally-verified EVM compiler to write more secure Ethereum code: Elle-Core captures structured programming abstractions and enables their translation to Ethereum EVM bytecode through a verified compiler.
SEC is soliciting bids for Ethereum and Bitcoin data feeds.
Bringing basketball to the blockchain: Dapper Labs, the NBA and the NBPA are working together to shape the future of basketball fandom using blockchain technology. NBA and DapperLabs (CryptoKitties) announce NFT collecitibles for moments like Kawhi’s fall away buzzer beater. The sale should be live in time for the NBA season with the associated game in 2020.
Stablecoin On-chain Transaction Volumes Soar, Outpace Venmo.
The Augur Affiliate Blueprint: A Decentralized Marketing Engine to Drive Referrals.
Bet on Augur’s Top Markets in Just 3 Clicks: Announcing Guesser’s New Release.
The Coinbase Mission, Vision & Strategy.
Coinbase continues to explore support for new digital assets.
Welcoming Grayscale, the world’s largest digital asset manager to Coinbase Custody.
Tezos (XTZ) is launching on Coinbase Pro (Updated).
Track your Coinbase Card purchases with Spending Summaries.
What are Coinbase’s Engineering Principles?
Temporary change to GBP bank deposits and withdrawals for Coinbase UK customers.
An inside look into the Decentraland closed Beta.
Why Italy is Primed for a Crypto Takeoff. The possibility of new economic regulations and taxation, coupled with a continued warming of the government to blockchain technology means that Italy could be ready for a massive crypto upheaval.
A Brave New Ad Campaign: Users who opt-in to ads on the Brave browser will have seen Dether ads throughout July.
The District Weekly — August 3rd, 2019: News and updates from the district0x Network.
The District Weekly — July 27th, 2019.
district0x Dev Update — July 23rd, 2019: Development progress and product changes from district0x.
August 2019 — The Gnosis Monthly Development Update: Keeping up with the Gnosis developers.
The Gnosis Safe Now Has a WalletConnect Integration! Gnosis Safe now has a WalletConnect integration which will allow users to seamlessly connect to mobile dapps.
Q&A with Piotr Janiuk (acting CEO/ CTO), Part I.
Contributor Spotlight — Mona Vij (Intel Labs).
Summa and Keep Partner on Cross-Chain Working Group: At the forefront of public blockchain interoperability.
MCD Bug Bounty Announcement and Security Roadmap Update.
Governance Poll: Stability Fee Adjustment Poll — August 5.
Executive Vote: Lower the Stability fee by 2% to a total of 18.5% per year.
Absolute Beginner Introduction to Ethereum: The Full Download.
Introducing the Raiden Wizard.
Dynamic Mediation Fees in Raiden Explained.
Town Hall #40 Monday August 5, 2019.
Nimbus Development Update, August 5.
The Status Quarterly Report — Q2 2019.
Clojure vs Go — Clash of the Titans!
Join a data union with the Surf-Streamr browser plugin.
Trinity Biweekly Report — Late July.
Zilliqa Community Update 23 July 2019 — Developer Outreach, Twitter Contest Winners, Latest Grantees.
Other projects updates:
Ethereum on ARM: new NanoPC-T4 and Raspberry Pi images with new supported devices and Prysmatic Eth2 client and VIPnode support.
Numerai launches ErasureBay, an open market for any kind of information.
DaiHard: a fiat to crypto onchain exchange using burnable payments.
Cryptogaming communities have relatively little overlap.
Pooled cDai: pool your Dai together, send to Compound, send the interest to a beneficiary.
Guesser expands to 10 weekly markets, gets guesser.com and new UI.
UNICEF Ventures using Bounties Network to track mentorship sessions.
You can now tip for tweets in the latest version of Brave.
0x introduces coordinators — execution rules for a specific pool of liquidity.
Spankchain’s SpankPay: a payment rail for the adult industry.
Create an open investment bank using OpenLaw.
Development Direction to the L2 Interoperability.
StarkExchange: Fast withdrawals using Cookie Jars.
“In 14 days, 5,127 players from 62 countries played 53,180 layer-2 enabled games” on Celer’s state channel network.
Opinion and research articles
EIP-1559 Implementation Study (FS2) by Matthew Slipper for Vulcanize, Inc.
Critical Thoughts on Ethereum’s Unbundling, Stack and Marketing by William Mougayar.
Bitcoin Cash: a short-term data availability layer for ethereum? by Vitalik Buterin.
DutchX — fully decentralized auction based exchange by Martin Köppelmann.
Press and podcasts
Hashing It Out #54 — Ethereum Geth 1.9.0 — Péter Szilágyi & Martin Swende: Péter Szilágyi and Martin Swende of Ethereum discuss the 1.9.0 release of the Geth Ethereum client. This release is chocked full of huge quality of life improvements as well as new features. They delve deep into the process for producing this release, what these features are, what they mean going forward, and speak about the impact of Ethereum 2.0 on the Geth client.
Episode 12: Cent.co with Cameron Hejazi: Cent’s Cameron Hejazi on Wizard of Dapps.
Episode 13: Nexus Mutual with Hugh Karp: Nexus Mutual’s Hugh Karp on Wizard of Dapps.
SWARM: censorship-resistant storage and communication infrastructure for a sovereign digital society: A presentation on Swarm by Anton Evangelatov and Rafael Matiasfrom the Ethereum Foundation.
Ep 44, Powering Exchange — 0x Roadmap Update, with Founders Will Warren and Amir Bandeali: The #1 objective at 0x in 2019 is liquidity. Cofounders Will Warren and Amir Bandeali join hosts to share their roadmap for the next 12 months, discussing their work in the realm of ZIEPs and 0x Mesh, the team’s collaboration with StarkWare, and the proposed changes to the 0x token economics model.
Ameen Soleimani: Moloch DAO — A Simple Yet Unforgiving DAO to Fund Ethereum Development (#297):
Ameen Soleimani, Co-founder and CEO of SpankChan went on to create SpankChain in 2017 at the height of the ICO boom. The project aims to create a better and safer environment for sex workers by removing the intermediaries who take significant commissions on their revenues. SpankChain’s initial product, an adult cam platform, allows users to pay performers in crypto with a native asset over sophisticated payment channels. More recently, Ameen headed a project called Moloch DAO, a decentralized autonomous organization with the goal to fund Ethereum 2.0 development. Moloch has but few simple functions: making proposals, voting on proposals, and exiting. This simple design, heavily inspired on “The DAO” of 2016 has attracted funding from Vitalik Buterin, Joe Lubin and other prominent community members.
Colony’s Auryn MacMillan on DaoCast: In the first DAOcast episode with Colony, hosts are joined by Auryn to discuss the public launch of Glider, the project’s network for decentralized organizations. first episode with Colony, they are joined by Auryn to discuss the public launch of Glider, the project’s network for decentralized organizations. Auryn also shares his previous experiences with The DAO, given his engagement with that first decentralized experimentation through the creation of DAOHub. Besides exploring Colony style organization structures and incentives, as well as some aspects of the Colony dApp , they had a very insightful thought experiment on how Colony organizations could be synergistically connected, today, to other DAOs running on other ecosystems, such as Aragon and DAOstack. For all of these reasons, and more, this is definitely an episode worth checking.
66-Ether: The Triple-Point Asset, with Ryan Sean Adams: Ryan Sean Adams comes to POV to walk through each category, and talk about how Ether’s value proposition fits each one.
Topics of Conversation:
- Ether as a Capital Asset, producing income for holders
- Ether as a consumable asset, needed for all financial transactions
- Ether as a SoV asset, a required asset for capital in Open-Finance
- The internal/external economy hybrid of Ethereum
- Ethereum’s internal economy producing more scarcity than a hard cap.
- Does a pure money (BTC) out-compete an asset that strives to be multiple things (ETH).
Matic: Scalable and Instant Ethereum Transactions on Into the Ether: Jaynti Kanani, co-founder and CEO of Matic Network, joins the podcast to discuss bringing massive scale to the Ethereum network. Matic is a layer 2 solution for Ethereum which offers a hybrid approach of a plasma variant and proof of stake based side chains. This allows for not only instant ETH and token transfers on the side chains but also the ability to built entire decentralized applications on the plasma framework. This is an essential piece of infrastructure for the future of Ethereum.
MetaCartel: Improving and Funding Ethereum’s Application Layer on Into the Ether: Peter Pan joins Into the Ether to discuss MetaCartel and the formation of the MetaCartel DAO. What started out as a small working group to build out meta transactions on Ethereum for better UX has turned into the second largest active grants DAO on Ethereum. This is a great conversation around how we can improve the application layer on Ethereum, leading to better dapps and eventually mass adoption.
Maker DAO — The Central Bank of Web 3.0 on Epicenter: Hosts are joined by Rune Christensen, CEO and Co-Founder of MakerDAO. They discuss the rise of Maker DAI as an algorithmically backed stable token and get into the weeds of the new version featuring multi collateral DAI as well as the ability to natively generate interest on DAI. They also cover the current governance model and how this can be attacked. The governance will undergo an overhall for the new version of Maker, introducing an Emergency Shutdown that can be triggered through MKR holders and promises to make the system more resilient. Lastly, they venture into what Rune hopes the future will bring for MakerDAO.
Topics they discussed in this episode:
- Recap of how single collateral DAI is kept at peg of 1 USD
- Why was DAI intermittently trading at < 1USD
- Governance functions exercised by MKR holders
- Sale of MKR tokens and MKR distribution
- Is the current governance model satisfactory?
- New governance mechanisms to be rolled out soon
- Introduction of multi collateral DAI
- Interest generating DAI: Implementation and rationale
- Future of Maker DAO: What will be able to serve as collateral?
Accumulators with Ben Fisch on Zero Knowledge: In this week’s episode, they chat with Ben Fisch, Stanford PhD student working in Dan Boneh’s applied cryptography group. In their conversation, they dig into accumulators, Merkle trees & vector commitments. They also learn a bit about the RSA Accumulator Paper — entitled Batching Techniques for Accumulators with Applications to IOPs and Stateless Blockchains — that he co-authored with Benedikt Bünz and touch on some of the ways these RSA accumulators could potentially be used in a blockchain context.
Videos
Berlin Ethereum Meetup — Interoperability Edition — Panel Discussion:
- Joseph Schweitzer (Ethereum Foundation)
- Billy Renenkamp (Cosmos)
- Gautam Dhameja (Polkadot/Parity)
- Yaniv Tal (The Graph)
- Johann Eid (Chainlink)
Planet A — A tragedy of the co2mmon by Alberto Granzotto: Berlin Ethereum Meetup 2019/07/24:
OST: progress presentation on Mosaic- 1 by Benjamin Bollen:
Ditcraft: dit is the new git — Developing CODE in a DAO — by Sebastian Gajek:
Cosmos by Billy Renenkamp:
Polkadot by Gautam Dhameja:
The Graph by Yaniv Tal:
#23 Decentralize Data NOW! (Formerly Open Source Block Explorers Now!):
This was an open call coordinating the creation of tools for extracting data out of complicated blockchain systems.
- 06:17 Polkascan explanation and demo
- 38:05 Blockscout demo
- 52:15 Dataring & freeing the data by Jay Rush (TrueBlocks)
Upcoming events
Aug 6 — Devcon tickets, wave 2
Aug 10 — ENS shortname reservation ends
Aug 15 — Grow Ethereum virtual hackathon ends
Aug 16–18 — ConsenSys Grants hackathon (Toronto)
Aug 21–23 — Dappcon (Berlin)
Aug 23–25 — ETHBerlin
Aug 29–30 — ERC1400 security token hackathon (Oslo)
Sep 2–16 — Decentraland SDK virtual hackathon
Sep 3 — Deadline to apply for EU Horizon Prize.
Sep 6–8 — EthBoston
Sep 15 — Augur v1 cutoff
Sep 15 — Ethereal Tel Aviv
Sep 15–16 — StarkWare sessions (Tel Aviv)
Oct 7 — ENS workshop (Osaka)
Oct 8–11 — DeVcon (Osaka)
Roadmap
When I came up with Ethereum, my first thought was, ‘Okay, this thing is too good to be true.’ As it turned out, the core Ethereum idea was good — fundamentally, completely sound.
- Vitalik Buterin
Constantinople is successful so far.
Istanbul
Istanbul is planned for Q4 of 2019. Planned date is October 16th, 2019, 12:00pm UTC.
More details on the road to Istanbul.
Next Timelines
Cheesy Hardfork 6 Month Schedule
Current discussion is on moving towards a 6-month cycle. Danno is leading discussion on a Cheesy Hardfork Schedule
- “Asiago” April 2020
- “Brie” October 2020
Serenity / ETH2
Serenity is meant to move from consensus through Proof-of-Work to Proof-of-Stake.
See the ETH2 Specs Github Repo.
The ETH2 Project Management repo holds ongoing notes and meetings.
Rumors
Twitter:
Reddit discussions:
Proof of work is an energy nightmare! Proof-of-stake can’t come fast enough.
NBA and ‘CryptoKitties’ Creator Team Up to Launch In-Game Collectables.
AWS Backs $100,000 Competition to ‘Change the Face of Blockchain’.
As Ethereum reinvents itself, large enterprises start to get on board.
Social media metrics
Social media activity:
Social media dynamics:
Ethereum community continues to grow. There is constant slight growth in Ethereum social media channels these weeks.
Facebook — Official announcement channel. Recent publications — about Ethereum Core Devs Meetings, Conferences (20–100 likes per publication).
Twitter (Ethereum) — Official announcement channel. Duplicates news from Facebook page (250–500 likes per publication, 30–50 comments). Average number of shares is 100–200 for one post.
Twitter (Ethereum Network) — News from DApps (10–20 likes per publication, 1–5 comments, 1–10 shares).
Twitter (Ethereum Report) — Retweets from official announcement channel and team members’ pages.
Reddit — News about projects and blockchain, links to interviews, podcasts, upcoming events. The longest thread has 161 comments (Welcome to r/ethereum — the Reddit frontpage of the Web 3.0).
YouTube (Ethereum) — Last video on July 27th, 2017 (5000–20 000 views per video).
YouTube (Ethereum Foundation) — Videos from conferences, meetups, Ethereum Core Devs Meetings.
Ethereum Community Forum. Recent Discussions: Forum has been hacked, Security alert, Forums Database Compromised, Help Stop Forum Spam, Developing Guidelines for acceptable Promotion and Marketing on the Ethereum Forum.
See also Fellowship of Ethereum Magicians forum.
There is a constant slight growth in Ethereum community over time. The graph above shows the dynamics of changes in the number of Ethereum Reddit subscribers, Twitter followers and Facebook likes. The information is taken from Coingecko.com.
Main sources
Ethereum official social media
Core Devs Meetings
Eth2.0 Implementers Calls
Week in Ethereum by Evan Van Ness
What’s New in Eth2 by Ben Edgington
Projects build on Ethereum official blogs
Ethereum in news
Crypto Twitter in general
