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Vitalik Buterin States Ethereum Network Is Not Dominated by a Single Client

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


  1. No Domination
  2. Current Situation Analysis
  3. Future Network Upgrades

  4. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has recently brought attention to a crucial aspect of the network’s resilience. He called it “great news” for the Layer 1 network that no execution client exceeds a two-thirds market share. This announcement followed significant modifications in the Ethereum blockchain.

    No Domination

    To provide some background, the term “supermajority” describes the dangers that may arise if one client controlled the entire network. The stability and security of the network may be jeopardized if an execution client reaches a 66.6% market share.

    Buterin stressed in a tweet that no execution client has a market share more than two thirds.Vitalik Buterin

    Current Situation Analysis

    The good news for the ETH community is that no client now has more than this level, as seen in the snapshot supplied by Vitalik Buterin. The numbers show that no single client dominates the network, contributing to Layer 1 scalability and reducing the possibility of a supermajority, as Vitalik Buterin highlighted. Additionally, Ethereum is set to receive major updates.

    Future Network Upgrades

    According to Christine Kim of Galaxy Research, the 140th All Core Developer Consensus Conference Call (ACDC) was recently held by EtherCast developers to discuss the forthcoming improvement. Ethereum developers have hinted at a new upgrade called Fulu-Osaka, which will significantly improve the network’s speed and security.

    Vitalik Buterin's statement underscores the importance of client diversity in the Ethereum network to maintain its resilience and security. Major updates are on the horizon, aimed at improving network performance.

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