@sassal announced that he will reduce the number of episodes to three per week. However, he will resume his podcast with @eric.eth, so there will still be 2.5 hours of airtime per week.

Matthew Sigel, Head of Digital Asset Research at VanEck, mentioned that they aim to become leaders in crypto-ETF fees, even if it means losing money at the start. He explains that if the price of ETH rises, it's better for the company because the fee increases in dollar terms.

Peter from Geth has developed new functionality for go-ethereum that allows chain verification without saving the state and enables true light client operation. This helps avoid penalties for running the client with a dominant majority vote and ensures client diversity.

Samuel Chong updated the guide for home stakers. It now includes DVT or distributed validation technology for home use with Diva and Obol. 

Ethereum's economic security is currently high enough that adding more nodes and amounts to staking might reduce returns. Attracting new node operators can enhance network security and decentralization.

ZK Catalog is a new section on l2beat, which launches verification of zk chains in blockchain projects. The key goal is to ensure that zk rollups aren't just black boxes using zk technology for hype. ZKs should be permissionless.

@rainbow announced the Rainbow Eth Rewards program. They return earned ETH back as ETH, which people want to keep, unlike useless governance tokens and points.

The current token meta involves selling them to accredited investors and distributing tokens among the team, community treasury, and protocol guild. This results in low market cap and high fully diluted value with an ever-declining chart.

@sassal believes the ideal solution includes selling (ICO) 50% of the supply on the market and setting the price based on supply and demand. However, this isn't possible now as projects fear lawsuits from the SEC.

Valantis is a DEX trying to create a modular system where developers can choose which components to use to build their ideal DEX. This is something new and worth keeping an eye on in the industry.

@sassal announced that he will reduce the number of episodes to three per week. However, he will resume his podcast with @eric.eth, so there will still be 2.5 hours of airtime per week.

Matthew Sigel, Head of Digital Asset Research at VanEck, mentioned that they aim to become leaders in crypto-ETF fees, even if it means losing money at the start. He explains that if the price of ETH rises, it's better for the company because the fee increases in dollar terms.

Peter from Geth has developed new functionality for go-ethereum that allows chain verification without saving the state and enables true light client operation. This helps avoid penalties for running the client with a dominant majority vote and ensures client diversity.

Samuel Chong updated the guide for home stakers. It now includes DVT or distributed validation technology for home use with Diva and Obol. 

Ethereum's economic security is currently high enough that adding more nodes and amounts to staking might reduce returns. Attracting new node operators can enhance network security and decentralization.

ZK Catalog is a new section on l2beat, which launches verification of zk chains in blockchain projects. The key goal is to ensure that zk rollups aren't just black boxes using zk technology for hype. ZKs should be permissionless.

@rainbow announced the Rainbow Eth Rewards program. They return earned ETH back as ETH, which people want to keep, unlike useless governance tokens and points.

The current token meta involves selling them to accredited investors and distributing tokens among the team, community treasury, and protocol guild. This results in low market cap and high fully diluted value with an ever-declining chart.

@sassal believes the ideal solution includes selling (ICO) 50% of the supply on the market and setting the price based on supply and demand. However, this isn't possible now as projects fear lawsuits from the SEC.

Valantis is a DEX trying to create a modular system where developers can choose which components to use to build their ideal DEX. This is something new and worth keeping an eye on in the industry.