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Two Point Oh: The Tale of Two Ethers

This post is part of the Two Point Oh collection explaining concepts in Ethereum 2.0, now known as Serenity. In this part, we'll talk about two parallel versions of ether and what that means. We recommend you read the Introduction to Validators and Introduction to Beacon Chain

Two Point Oh: The Beacon Chain

What is the beacon chain and how does it fit into the Ethereum 2.0 narrative? Let's dive into Serenity essentials again!

Two Point Oh: Explaining Validators

Ethereum 2.0 is coming, but it's super hard to fully understand. This series of posts will help you do just that - even with almost no prior knowledge!

Status Nimbus recipients of the Ethereum Foundation Scalability Research and Development Subsidy Program

In the 4th wave of their scalability research and development subsidy program, The Ethereum Foundation has issued a grant of $500k to the Status Nimbus team to continue R&D on the Ethereum 2.0 client – Nimbus. A number of challenges face the mass adoption of Ethereum including interoperability,

Taipei sharding meetup reflections

Greener pastures I was cleaning out my Google doc folder the other day to move on to greener pastures, and found this little brain dump that never made it to anywhere - it's fun mainly as a historical document. This was pre-shasper, pre-beacon chain, and for me, one

Nimbus for Newbies

Nimbus is a new Ethereum client built in Nim. In this introduction we'll tell you precisely what it's all about and get you set up with it.

Status Partners with the team behind the programming language Nim

To bolster research efforts for Nimbus – a sharding client for Ethereum – status.im have partnered with the core team developing the Nim programming language. On August 1st, we posted about our research initiative called Nimbus – a Nim implementation of a sharding client for Ethereum. Today we are pleased to announce

Introducing Nimbus, An Ethereum 2.0 Sharding Client

Status’ goal is to drive mass adoption of Ethereum. In order to do this, we have had to play an active part in the development of the ecosystem at many levels: from improving Whisper, to working on Light Clients, to doing UX research and studies about the best patterns for