Minimalist, 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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[!NOTE] What's new Bootnodes updated: the Ethereum Foundation's bootnode fleet for mainnet, Sepolia and Hoodi has been replaced by its operators, and the new records ship here. Nodes pick them up on upgrade; no configuration change is needed.ethrex release notes
[!WARNING] This release bumps the database schema (v3 → v4). The migration runs automatically at startup and rewrites nothing, so upgrading is a plain restart.ethrex release notes
[!WARNING] This release changes mempool admission defaults. Transactions now need a non-zero priority fee to be admitted (--mempool.min-tip, default 1 wei), and replacing a pooled transaction now requires a fee bump (--mempool.price-bump, default 10%; --mempoo…ethrex release notes
[!NOTE] What's new Groundwork for deep-reorg support: a state-history journal, an overlay read cascade, and a new --max-reorg-depth flag. Fixed eth_getLogs to accept optional topics and honour blockHash.ethrex release notes
[!NOTE] What's new Hardened the networking and RPC layers against malformed inputs. Tightened mempool admission checks, including under concurrent load. Fixed eth/71 receipt decoding for cross-client compatibility.ethrex release notes
[!NOTE] What's new Improved full-sync robustness, fixing a condition where some syncing nodes could stall. Added the debug_getBadBlocks RPC method with bad-block tracking.ethrex release notes
[!NOTE] What's new Performance improvements, mainly through block data persistence deferral. Optimized Glamsterdam BALs handling performance and execution by leveraging their features more. Improvements to the mempool transaction admission process.ethrex release notes
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