Tim Beiko's summary of the 217th Ethereum Execution Layer Core Developers Meeting (ACDE)

Tim Beiko: All tests for Pectra EIP have been completed, and Pectra is officially launched.

Tim Beiko: Ethereum developers have decided to remove EOF from the Fusaka upgrade

Tim Beiko: Ethereum developers decide to remove the EOF proposal from the Fusaka upgrade

Tim Beiko confirms that Ethereum mainnet will execute the Pectra upgrade on May 7.

Tim Beiko's Summary of the 209th Ethereum Core Developer Execution Layer Meeting (ACDE)

Tim Beiko: Holesky will resolve upgrade failures through slashing, the Sepolia upgrade time remains unchanged, and the mainnet upgrade time is currently uncertain.

Tim Beiko: The Schelling point should be defined for different levels of trustlessness to promote institutional adoption of Ethereum.

Ethereum Foundation Introduces Progress on L1 Scaling, Including New Appointments and Mainnet Gas Limit Increase The Ethereum Foundation stated that it will release updates on each workflow in the coming weeks, covering its progress, new initiatives, issues to be resolved, and cooperation opportunities. Today, it will first introduce the progress of "Scaling L1": 1. Marius van der Wijden has been appointed as co-lead of the L1 scaling project, along with Ansgar Dietrichs and Tim Beiko; 2. After Berlinterop, the mainnet Gas limit has been increased to 45.00 million, which is the first step towards 100.00 million Gas and higher levels; 3. All major execution layer clients have deployed pre-merge historical data expiration, which significantly reduces node disk usage; 4. Block-level access lists (BALs) are being considered as a headline candidate for the Glamsterdam upgrade; 5. Computing and state benchmarking is underway to better manage EVM resource pricing and performance bottlenecks; 6. As the development of ZK-based prover client prototypes progresses, the path to zkEVM real-time proofs is becoming more concrete; 7. Recruitment for a Head of Performance Engineering is still ongoing: the application deadline is August 10.

Ethereum Foundation Updates Expansion Progress: Mainnet Gas Limit Increased to 45 Million, Moving Towards Higher Expansion Goals

Ethereum Mainnet's Tenth Anniversary: The Eight Kings Scattered, Faith Remains! On July 30, 2025, the ETH price is approaching $4,000.00, coinciding with the tenth anniversary of the Ethereum mainnet launch. In ten years, this project, which started with a whitepaper, has grown into a global financial network with a market value of hundreds of billions of dollars, and has also completed its first cycle from PoW to PoS and from founding centralization to community governance. This is a history of technology, and also a narrative about people. From Vitalik's idea to the founding team of "Eight Kings Regent" parting ways: Charles Hoskinson turned around and created Cardano, Gavin Wood left and created Polkadot, Di Iorio and Wilcke faded out one after another, and Lubin continued the commercial chapter with ConsenSys. Ten years later, their figures may have gone far away, but the ideal of building a "world computer" that year is still being continued by new developers. Today's Ethereum is not only Danny Ryan and Vlad Zamfir behind PoS, but also Péter Szilágyi, Tim Beiko, and Dankrad Feist, who are promoting the evolution of Geth, Danksharding, and EIP, as well as a global developer ecosystem of over 250,000 people. They maintain this ten-year-old machine together with a truly decentralized attitude. Looking back at Ethereum's first cycle, it is a public infrastructure born from the beliefs of a group of people. Looking forward to the next decade, perhaps we will witness an Ethereum "without Vitalik" truly moving towards maturity.

Join a global celebration welcoming a new decade of Ethereum. On July 30th we're hosting a Livestream to celebrate 10 years of Ethereum with @VitalikButerin @ethereumJoseph @tkstanczak @hwwonx @TimBeiko & builders from across the ecosystem. ⏰2:30pm UTC https://t.co/MfALtNcbQv

Ethereum's 10th Anniversary livestream will be held on July 30th at 22:30, with a limited-time free NFT launch. The Ethereum Foundation tweeted that the Ethereum 10th anniversary celebration livestream will be held on July 30th at 22:30 (UTC+8). Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin, along with core contributors such as Tim Beiko, Joseph Lubin, and Ethereum Foundation Executive Director Tomasz Stańczak and Hsiao-wei Wang, will give speeches. In addition, to commemorate this moment, the ecosystem will launch a free commemorative Ethereum Torch NFT minting event for a limited time of 24 hours after the event ends.

Ethereum’s 10th anniversary live broadcast will be held at 22:30 on July 30, and a limited-time free NFT will be launched

Ethereum’s Fusaka upgrade set for November, Glamsterdam planning next

Ethereum ACDE Meeting: Decision to Remove EIP 7907 from Fusaka Upgrade

Ethereum Foundation's New Leadership Structure Sparks Concerns Over Role Overload and Organizational Confusion

Former Galaxy Executive Questions the Chaotic New Organizational Structure of the Ethereum Foundation

Former Galaxy Digital VP Christine Kim: The new Ethereum Foundation structure is confusing. Tim Beiko, Barnabé Monnot, and Alex Stokes juggle leading all research teams, managing their own teams, and overseeing L1, L2 scaling, and UX improvements in the next 12 months. Why group consensus mechanisms with account abstraction but exclude stateless consensus? Why pair Testing with pandaops but leave Security ungrouped? https://t.co/60sRp3nMzO

Former Galaxy Executive Questions Confusing New Ethereum Foundation Organizational Structure Christine Kim, former Research Vice President at Galaxy Digital, posted on X, pointing out that the new Ethereum Foundation organizational structure is confusing. She mentioned that Tim Beiko, Barnabé Monnot, and Alex Stokes hold multiple positions, leading all of the foundation's R&D teams while also managing their own teams, and are responsible for L1, Layer 2 scaling, and improving user experience (UX) within the next 12 months. In addition, Christine questioned the details of the architecture diagram, including whether the bolded names are team leaders, the purpose of the highlighted sections, and whether Tim is responsible for protocol coordination and overseeing multiple projects. At the same time, she expressed incomprehension of the color grouping logic, such as why the consensus mechanism and account abstraction are grouped together, but stateless consensus, etc., are not included; why Testing and pandaops are grouped together, but Security is not.