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Which events should I go during EthCC?
Who should I meet?

Just a few weeks ago, we were 50x slower than the top Ethereum clients. Now, we're third in these benchmarks, closing in on second place. We just started focusing on performance related work. We're merging performance related PRs daily and steadily stabilizing Ethrex. We expect significantly better numbers soon.

I think the strategy of keeping the codebase simple and clean will start showing major advantages from now on when doing performance and maintenance related work.

All benchmarks will be released with code so anyone can reproduce the results. We're also starting to create testnets using Ethrex for different products.

If you want to support us an independent @ethereum team, please star the repo, it really helps more people discover what we're building.

The @alignedlayer team is getting ready for @EthCC.

My only criticism is that there should be more green and less pink!

We wrote a summary of how each BitVM works. We're working on a next post about the ColliderVM.

We hope you like the @class_lambda blog.

We got a great opportunity to mine bitcoin with cheap energy.

I'm looking for partners and advisors.

We got a great opportunity to mine bitcoin with very cheap energy.

I'm looking for partners and advisors.

And this is how Ethrex DB begins.

Things are moving: Ethrex now runs as an L1 @ethereum
execution client (with the Lambda EVM), a ZK + TEE L2 client, and supports both based and centralized modes. Based mode still WIP. We’re building a lightweight DB to go beyond a gigagas and parallelizing everything. Consensus client next? All in <100k LOC.

Some teams raised 9 figures to do less and said we couldn’t deliver. We always deliver. Rogue is next.

We couldn't have done anything of the things we did in ethereum without the support and help of @StarkWareLtd @ethereumfndn @0xPolygon. We also learnt a lot from @Consensys.

Thanks again.

We’re dangerously close to 400 stars on GitHub.

I’m once again humbly begging you, like a medieval peasant at the Ethereum gates: Give Ethrex a star.

Follow the client.

Our @class_lambda client Ethrex now runs as an L1 @ethereum execution client (with the Lambda EVM), a ZK + TEE L2 client, and supports both based and centralized modes.

Based mode still WIP. We’re building a lightweight DB to go beyond a gigagas and parallelizing everything.

Consensus client next? All in <100k LOC.

Some teams raised 9 figures to do less and said we couldn’t deliver. We always deliver.

Our @class_lambda client Ethrex now runs as an L1 @ethereum execution client (with the Lambda EVM), a ZK + TEE L2 client, and supports both based and centralized modes.

Based mode still WIP. We’re building a lightweight DB to go beyond a gigagas and parallelizing everything.

Consensus client next? All in <100k LOC.

Some teams raised 9 figures and said we couldn’t deliver. We always deliver.

Our @class_lambda client Ethrex now runs as an L1 @ethereum execution client (Lambda EVM), a ZK + TEE L2 client, and supports both based and centralized modes.

Based mode still WIP. We’re building a lightweight DB to go beyond a gigagas and parallelizing everything.

Consensus client next? All in <100k LOC.

Some teams raised 9 figures and said we couldn’t deliver. We always deliver.

We started working in the new ethrex database!

We're writing a small article for our @class_lambda blog about SNARK verification in Bitcoin.

Apart from the BitVM and ColliderVM papers and the criticism from @rot13maxi and @AlpenLabs posts, which other articles or posts should we read or reference? Thanks!

I'm here again asking you to give a star to Ethrex @ethereum execution client.

I love Bitcoin and Ethereum and I couldn't care less if a subset of their believers dislike it.

It seems it's only a matter of months for Bitcoin to be able to cheaply verify ZK proofs. This will change everything.

Which serious teams related to bitcoin and ZK rollups should I follow?

@Starknet @citrea_xyz @AlpenLabs. Who else?

Important Sunday question for Bitcoiners:
- BitVM2
- BitVM3
- ColliderVM

Why?