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·May 7

Beacon Withdrawals and the Inevitable 80/20 Distribution

The Beacon chain, the backbone of Ethereum’s move to proof of stake, went live in late 2020. Interested participants could deposit ETH into the Eth2 deposit contract, enabling them to participate as validators in the Beacon chain, which fused with mainnet in the celebrated Merge in late 2022. A few…

Ethereum

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Beacon Withdrawals and the Inevitable 80/20 Distribution
Beacon Withdrawals and the Inevitable 80/20 Distribution
Ethereum

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Etherscan Blog

·Apr 7

Complexity of a Stablecoin “Run”

A few weeks ago, three crypto-serving banks faced major liquidity crises amidst a bank run. These banks were shuttered, and some rather scandalous hypotheses swirl around these events. Something else interesting happened on chain, too: This fiasco impacted the peg of both USDC and DAI. Because USDC was significantly banked…

Ethereum

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Complexity of a Stablecoin “Run”
Complexity of a Stablecoin “Run”
Ethereum

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Feb 12

Flows of Support: Charitable NFT Project for Turkey-Syria Disaster Relief

Experimental visual with an interactive component, with 100% of proceeds to “Ahbap Yardım / Earthquake Support” Ethereum contract — I pushed release of a new project, an experimental, interactive project. I was planning to invest a bit more time finalizing some aesthetic and technical plans for it. But the reason for releasing it sooner is to have it support Turkey-Syria disaster relief. Using Manifold’s tools, I’m releasing a time-limited…

Ethereum

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Flows of Support: Charitable NFT Project for Turkey-Syria Disaster Relief
Flows of Support: Charitable NFT Project for Turkey-Syria Disaster Relief
Ethereum

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Etherscan Blog

·Jan 13

An Exploratory Visual for Tracking Flow of Funds on Blockchain

A visualization technique on public blockchain data yields an intriguing contrast when applied to FTX vs. Binance and more — Public blockchain offers a rich source of data. Anyone in the world can access and analyze the data for many purposes. One exciting aspect of this blockchain data is devising new analyses and visualizations to study blockchain itself. Coin Metrics recently illustrated this in a State of the Network article…

Ethereum

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An Exploratory Visual for Tracking Flow of Funds on Blockchain
An Exploratory Visual for Tracking Flow of Funds on Blockchain
Ethereum

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Etherscan Blog

·Dec 6, 2022

An Archeological Trip Across Early Ethereum Contracts

Code on distributed systems may live long into the future, etchings on a ledger, similarly revealing our human tendencies — Intrigue of the Ancients The earliest contracts in human history may be from thousands of years ago, in ancient Mesopotamia. Here’s an example of a real-estate transaction containing many familiar ideas: Sini-Ishtar, the son of Ilu-eribu, and Apil-Ili, his brother, have bought one third Shar of land with a house constructed, next the house…

Ethereum

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An Archeological Trip Across Early Ethereum Contracts
An Archeological Trip Across Early Ethereum Contracts
Ethereum

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·Oct 5, 2022

Consensus at the Threshold

Quick Look at Miners and Validators Crossing The Merge — Consensus is the backbone of crypto. And so, not surprisingly, it is a topic of much discussion and debate. Ethereum after The Merge is no exception: There is concern that proof-of-stake (PoS) validators have become too concentrated in the hands of a few, and that some are censoring transactions. This…

Ethereum

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Consensus at the Threshold
Consensus at the Threshold
Ethereum

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Sep 16, 2022

New Visuals for a “New Home”

This series of visualizations depicts data from the perspective of an observer who is embedded in some way in that data. The tokens are both inspired by and part of the “New Home of the Heart” curated collection to commemorate The Merge and its developers and contributors. Often data is…

Ethereum

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New Visuals for a “New Home”
New Visuals for a “New Home”
Ethereum

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Sep 11, 2022

The Merge and “New Home”

“Portal” will go into a curated collection of cryptoart supporting Ethereum development at the edge of The Merge — “New Home of the Heart” is a collection curated by JPG, Stateful Works and Sofia Garcia to commemorate The Merge and support Ethereum development. An auction will be released this week Monday Sep. 12th, 2022. I’m very excited to be included among those who contributed! https://jpg.space/mint/NewHomeOfTheHeart/comingsoon

Ethereum

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The Merge and “New Home”
The Merge and “New Home”
Ethereum

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Aug 26, 2022

Immortal Artist

“There’s only one thing worse than being talked about, and that’s not being talked about.” She was talking about her life as an artist. “I guess,” I said. We were five creators around a table at a pub. Sipping beer and lamenting the fixed and fickle nature of appreciation. Some…

Cryptoart

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Immortal Artist
Immortal Artist
Cryptoart

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Aug 15, 2022

Pandemic Pieces

A virus, its pervasive influence, through artists and their works — “You can’t help it. An artist’s duty, as far as I’m concerned, is to reflect the times” — Nina Simone Back with parents again; with several little children while working remotely; or in a tiny apartment completely alone; far from family in another country, in another city; social distancing and…

Art

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Pandemic Pieces
Pandemic Pieces
Art

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