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Show everythingMinimalist, stable, modular, fast, and ZK native implementation of the Ethereum protocol in Rust. L1 and L2 execution client.lambdaclass/ethrex on GitHub
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Items with a reason of their own, ranked by urgency, weight and how often the project publishesLast week we ran a devnet with 1024 validators, split across 8 aggregation sub-networks. That layout keeps the network scalable, since each aggregator combines 128 signatures per interval, well inside budget.ethrex
Intro The internet made information almost free to move. It never answered who owns something online, who can transfer it, and who settles the disagreement, so the answer defaulted to whoever runs the server.ethrex
Ethrex, our Ethereum execution client, has now spent six months running behind other people's mainnet validators. Staking operators put it in production, node-setup tools shipped it, and the programs that gate every client started gating this one.ethrex
At LambdaClass we're pushing Ethereum to become the world's financial hub, and we think PropAMMs are key to getting there. Titan Builder introduced the features that made PropAMMs possible on Ethereum in May 2026, and since then the ecosystem has been building…ethrex
ethrex, our Ethereum execution client, has completed its first external security audit. Least Authority reviewed the client between January and May 2026 and identified 20 issues and 8 suggestions.ethrex
We already introduced ethlambda, our Lean Consensus client. We also wrote a blog post about devnet 4, which introduced recursive aggregation.ethrex
During the last two weeks, cryptographic research moved to Rome with a host of events: May 7th featured the return of zkSummit 14, May 9th-10th had zkProof 8 and several Eurocrypt side-events and from the 11th until the 13th Eurocrypt 2026 took place.ethrex
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