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Ethereum

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Buterin Says AI Math Could Weaken Lattice Cryptography in Two Years
Tech

He named ML-DSA and fully homomorphic encryption as the new risk, and said Ethereum's lean roadmap has spent a year moving to hash-based schemes for that reason. His advice to holders was caution about migrating rather than haste: botched migrations have cost him more than every hack combined.

·MiningPool Staff
Igloo Is Closing Abstract on December 15 and Ruled Out a Token
Business

Luca Netz says the Pudgy Penguins parent lost eight figures on the Ethereum layer 2 over about two years and declined to fund it with a token sale. L2BEAT showed $47 million to $48 million still on the chain just before the announcement, and anything left after December 15 cannot be moved.

·MiningPool Staff
Sepolia Forked to 200 Million Gas, a Limit Validators Can Decline
Tech

Prysm shipped the Sepolia gas schedule about 16 hours before the fork; without it, validators on older builds would have kept proposing at 60 million. The 200 million figure is a target proposers signal rather than a value the protocol enforces, and it applies to Sepolia alone.

·MiningPool Staff
Buterin Expects Hegotá to Be Ethereum's Last Normal Fork
Tech

Buterin's post puts Ethereum's 2030 target at four to eight second slots and finality in eight to 32 seconds, against 12-second slots and about 13 minutes today. It also has nodes checking a proof instead of re-executing every block.

·MiningPool Staff
Vitalik Buterin Says AI-Assisted Formal Verification Could Be the 'Final Form' of Secure Software — Even as AI Makes Hacking Easier
Markets

Ethereum's co-founder published a long essay on Sunday arguing that machine-checkable mathematical proofs, generated and verified by AI, could become the foundational security layer for blockchains, cryptography and critical internet infrastructure — even as the same AI capabilities accelerate vulnerability discovery on the offence side.

·Aubrey Swanson