Ethereum Foundation researcher Justin Drake posted a series of developments on X (formerly Twitter). First, Drake has agreed to provide pro bono advisory services for a potential $100 million Ethereum public goods fund, with details to be announced soon. Second, a five-person team, including Vitalik Buterin and Justin Drake himself, will join the architecture team for the Strawmap roadmap draft, focusing on protocol design. Third, a new EIP aimed at reducing Ethereum block rewards is set to be released. The proposal would ultimately lower the block reward to 0.25 ETH, and when the staking ratio exceeds 50% of total supply, block rewards would be discontinued entirely. These updates cover public goods funding, governance architecture, and monetary policy adjustments, reflecting continued evolution in the Ethereum ecosystem.
Justin Drake Announces Progress: Vitalik Joins Architecture Team, Ethereum Block Reward Proposed to Drop to 0.25 ETH
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News EditorEthereum Foundation researcher Justin Drake shared multiple updates on X, including his pro bono advisory for a $100 million public goods fund, a new five-person architecture team for the Strawmap roadmap draft, and a forthcoming EIP to reduce block rewards to 0.25 ETH with a staking cap at 50% of total supply.
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