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🚀 EthStorage Mainnet Alpha is live on Ethereum!
After nearly 3 years of R&D, EthStorage brings petabyte-scale, verifiable storage to Ethereum — making long-term, on-chain data practical and affordable.
With this launch, Ethereum’s modular vision takes a major step forward: alongside computation (L2 rollups) and consensus (Ethereum L1), it now has a decentralized storage layer-2 — enabling Web2-like scale with Web3 security.
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Security isn't just about preparing for quantum computing. Emerging AI capabilities may also challenge assumptions about cryptographic safety.
In collaboration with @QuarkChain, we explore why public-key exposure matters, the limits of "Satoshi's shield," and what a measured approach to crypto security could look like.
Full analysis "Crypto's Bunker Mode
Justin Drake on AI Risk and Public-Key Exposure" below ↓
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Bunker Mode: Beyond “Satoshi’s Shield”
@drakefjustin has called for the industry to prepare for “bunker mode”: carefully moving assets to fresh addresses whose public keys remain hidden behind a hash.
Why now—and what does it tell us? 🧵
The EthStorage team is in Seoul for #KBW2026.
Throughout the week, we’ll be connecting with builders and ecosystem partners, joining conversations around Ethereum infrastructure, decentralized storage, and the future of an open Web3.
Follow this thread for highlights from around KBW 👇
EthStorage at HSC Conference Seoul 🇰🇷
Following conversations around Web3 infrastructure, AI, and the technologies shaping a more open and decentralized internet.
EthStorage at #KBW2026 🇰🇷
Great to see so many builders in Seoul and join conversations around the infrastructure and ideas shaping Ethereum and the decentralized web.
EthStorage at Next Builders: Building in the Age of AI 🇰🇷
Interesting conversations on the intersection of AI and Web3—and the infrastructure needed to keep the next generation of applications open and decentralized.
Closing out the day with the Ethereum community at ETHGlobal Happy Hour.
Builders, friends, and plenty of conversations about what’s next for Ethereum. Great energy in Seoul. 🇰🇷
Sunset, Seoul, and conversations about the next onchain economy.
Great to connect around AI, payments, infrastructure, and how Web3 moves toward real-world adoption.
From decentralized infrastructure to open AI — stopping by Open AGI Frontier at #KBW2026.
Interesting conversations around agents, robotics, and what truly open infrastructure could look like.
EthStorage at Ethereum Korea One — Genesis 🇰🇷
A full day focused on the people actually building Ethereum — from core clients and ZK to L2s and infrastructure. Right where we want to be.
At CONNECT by Cointelegraph: Seoul Edition 🇰🇷
Connecting with founders, builders, and ecosystem teams shaping the next wave of decentralized technology.
EthStorage at GWDC 2026 Korea.
Great to be among potential partners, communities — sharing ideas, learning from each other, and exploring what comes next.
At Solana Ecosystem Day 🇰🇷
Exploring what builders across ecosystems are shipping and exchanging ideas around open, decentralized infrastructure.
Kicking off KBW week at The Bridge Summit in Seoul 🇰🇷
Great conversations with builders and ecosystem teams around the infrastructure and ideas shaping the next phase of Web3.
What happens as more and more ETH gets staked?
@drakefjustin (Justin Drake) recently laid out the potential consequences for non-stakers, DeFi, and ETH itself — and why he describes the current dynamic as a “Moloch trap.”
We explored the key arguments together with the @Quark_Chain team ↓
1/7 — Ethereum’s Staking Rate: When Does It Become Too Much?
At last week’s EF Protocol Reddit AMA, Justin Drake was asked whether the EF sees an uncapped staking ratio as a problem.
His response laid out six potential harms—some more directly and comprehensively than we usually see discussed.
Here are the key points 🧵
In our latest article, developed through ongoing research with the @Quark_Chain team, we explore how native rollups, L1 provability, and single-slot finality could reshape Ethereum—and why the technologies developed throughout the rollup-centric era may now become building blocks for Ethereum L1 itself.
This research helps keep EthStorage’s work aligned with Ethereum’s evolving technical direction as we continue building for its decentralized future.
Read “Native Rollups: When Ethereum L1 Starts to Look Like a Rollup” ↓
Our latest joint research with @EthStorage:
“Native Rollups: When Ethereum L1 Starts to Look Like a Rollup”
The article explores how native rollups, L1 provability, and single-slot finality could narrow the boundary between Ethereum L1 and L2.
For QuarkChain, this research helps inform our approach to scalable execution and identify where our engineering can contribute as Ethereum’s architecture evolves.
Read the full article ↓
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AI is changing how vulnerabilities are discovered — but strong security still starts with solid engineering fundamentals.
Together with the @Quark_Chain team, we’ve been following the latest discussion around AI-assisted security, testing, and code review. Some useful takeaways for developers ↓
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The latest Bitcoin Core weekly meeting featured an interesting discussion around “AI usage, perception and reality.”
The topic was raised by Steve Lee (Moneyball), head of Block’s Bitcoin R&D initiative, who relayed a concern raised by several people, including donors:
Bitcoin Core developers may not be taking AI-driven threats seriously enough, while the project may also be underusing AI for issue and PR triage, code review, and test development.
Faster Ethereum confirmations could have meaningful implications across bridges, L2s, and exchanges.
As part of our ongoing technical research with @Quark_Chain, we took a closer look at FCR — how it works, its security trade-offs, and where it could make the biggest difference. ↓
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Fast Confirmation Rule (FCR): From ~14 Minutes to 12 Seconds
Earlier, there was a noteworthy development around FCR (Fast Confirmation Rule): a major cross-chain bridge company is expected to launch FCR within the next few months.
This means cross-chain transfers originating from either L1 or L2 could see latency drop from around 14 minutes—the time currently needed to wait for finality—to as little as 12 seconds.
Here’s how FCR works and why it matters ↓
Together with @Quark_Chain, we continue to study the technical developments shaping Ethereum’s next phase and contribute to the broader ecosystem discussion.
A closer look at EIP-8141 vs. EIP-8130 and the ongoing debate around native account abstraction. ↓
QuarkChain keeps building 🛠️
As Ethereum continues to evolve, we remain focused on contributing to its broader scaling ecosystem and staying closely engaged with the technical developments shaping what comes next.
Native account abstraction is one of the key developments shaping Ethereum’s next phase. In our latest article, we look at EIP-8141 vs. EIP-8130 — and what the debate means for L1, L2s, and Ethereum’s future.
We remain committed to building for the long term, and we’re excited about what lies ahead for QuarkChain and the broader Ethereum ecosystem. ↓
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Together with the @Quark_Chain engineering team, we took a closer look at what could shape Ethereum’s next upgrade, Hegotá — from censorship resistance and faster confirmation times to native AA and continued L1 scaling.
Check out the full thread below ↓
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What Comes After Glamsterdam? A Look at Hegotá
Our @Quark_Chain & @EthStorage engineering team has been studying the latest developments around Ethereum’s next upgrade, Hegotá. Here are some of the key takeaways.
With Glamsterdam nearing completion, Ethereum’s attention is already shifting to what comes next. 🧵
Last week’s Ethereum core developers meeting provided an update on the Glamsterdam fork. The public testnet is expected to go live as planned in September, and the gas limit will increase to 200 million after the fork, more than tripling the current level.
