We have been actively engaged in the development, testing, research, and feedback on Commit-Boost. This is an important open-source effort to reduce risks for Ethereum and give autonomy back to the validator set. https://t.co/6EOs2U5zYo
Congrats to the @Commit_Boost team for coming out of stealth! Super exciting community effort and hard work for months before this big unveil! Will be digging more into this and write up coming. :) https://t.co/LxA95brgl3
excited to see commit boost getting close to becoming production-ready, this is a tool intended to introduce more flexibility to how validators outsource block production to builders more info below and on this infinite jungle episode: https://t.co/MiM4nwsRa1 https://t.co/JmsBQsS0S6
Berkeley Compute has emerged from stealth mode, announcing a $5 million seed round led by Chia Project. The company aims to utilize blockchain technology to create a decentralized network of GPUs. Meanwhile, Commit-Boost is nearing its audit and production phases. This open-source public good, supported by multiple teams within the Ethereum community including PierTwo and Consensys, aims to introduce new features like pre-confirmations, not available with MEV-Boost, and provide more flexibility for validators in outsourcing block production to builders. Commit-Boost is seen as an important effort to reduce risks for Ethereum and enhance validator autonomy. The project has been in development for months.