On November 5, according to a document released by Ethereum testnet developer Afri Schoedon on Github, Ethereum 2.0 will be released on December 1. This world's strongest public chain is about to usher in an imaginative journey.
In order to facilitate readers to consult and understand the knowledge and development of Ethereum 2.0, Rhythm BlockBeats organizes the relevant documents as follows, Hope it will be helpful to readers.
Abstract: This article will briefly introduce the overall picture of Ethereum 2.0 and prepare for its next stage of development.
Abstract: Master the technical terminology of Ethereum 2.0 and lay a good foundation. It is a must-read for getting started with Ethereum 2.0.
Abstract: Vitalik Buterin, the founder of Ethereum, has a vision for the network, V God tweeted a The future development roadmap of Ethereum. Are you wondering what his graph means? And what to expect this year? The author annotated the link in the picture and previewed what Ethereum may usher in in 2020.
Abstract: If you have encountered the terms justification (proof) and finalization (finality) in the process of understanding Ethereum 2.0, but I don't know what they mean, but I hope this article can give you some inspiration.
Summary: A simple understanding of the Ethereum Beacon Chain and other related fragments that need to be understood All information about (shards), staking validators, attestations, committees, checkpoints, and finality.
Abstract: For many people, ETH2.0 is a blurred vision. Understand. At the same time, there are many misunderstandings about ETH2.0. It will take more information and longer time to really understand ETH2.0, but this is normal because it is new. Many stages of it are still being studied, and there is no final specification. So, what are the biggest misunderstandings about ETH2.0 at present?
Summary: Sharding ("sharding") is one of the many upgrades of Eth2 compared to Eth1. There is also a lesser known type of sharding in Eth2, and perhaps even more exciting from a protocol design perspective: sharded consensus.
Abstract: eWASM is another innovative move of Ethereum towards the 2.0 era. The mainstream view is that eWASM can promote the speed, scalability and flexibility of the network, and also enable developers to build more complex smart contracts based on the Ethereum 2.0 protocol.
Summary: Although it has been confirmed that ETH2.0 will be released on December 1 this year, it may take time before it is officially put into use.
Summary: Tanner Hoban and Tom Borgers from ConsenSys for the Ethereum 2.0 Network They believe that the security of the Ethereum 2.0 network depends on three key variables: the amount of ETH pledged, the price of ETH, and volatility.
Abstract: You may have heard that Ethereum 2.0 has the concept of sharding, and sharding Shards are how Ethereum 2.0 scales to meet demand. But many people will ask, is sharding really useful for DeFi? After all, sharding breaks composability, and isn’t composability a staple of DeFi? (Think Lego of money).
Abstract: Learn how to solve the problem of "Nothing at Stake (no cost for doing evil, unlimited benefits)" Solution: Casper Proof-of-Stake mechanism and its implementation Beacon chain
Summary : This article assumes that readers have the most basic understanding of verifiers, including but not limited to concepts such as "what are verifiers", "why do they need keys", and "what operations do they usually need". This article provides several ways to protect validator keys while ensuring that they can be used to perform validating duties.
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Abstract: This article will mainly talk about the incentive mechanism of eth2 through the design concept. More precisely, it will explore the incentives that matter in eth2 and how this is achieved in the form of rewards, penalties, and slashing.
Summary: ETH2.0 is not far from ordinary users. Want to run an Ethereum 2.0 node? Check out this tutorial to run an Ethereum 2.0 node at home. When you stake, the Ethereum you hold is no longer a virtual commodity. It's more like a financial asset from which you earn interest dividends.
Abstract: Ethereum 2.0 uses a proof-of-stake mechanism to protect the network, that is, many computer threads called "validators" vote to determine which blocks can On the chain (the so-called "attesting", witnessing), of course, it will also propose candidate blocks by itself. This article takes a deep dive into the lifecycle of a validator, showing the essence of the stages and transition process, how transitions are triggered, and how long each transition lasts.
Abstract: Ethereum + DeFi, the two are inseparable. This year we all talk about Ethereum
Summary: Compared with Ethereum 1.0, what new changes can Ethereum 2.0 bring?
Abstract: Many users expect Ethereum 2.0 to solve the congestion problem on the chain, so the appearance of 2.0 can solve this problem? I'm afraid everyone has misunderstood this.
Abstract: How do crypto investment institutions, senior engineers, media, and communities view Ethereum 2.0?
Abstract: The PoS consensus makes the more coins, the greater the power? In fact, Ethereum 2.0 does not have an on-chain governance solution, ETH is decentralized, the PoS solution does not support delegation, and the concept of "effective balance" is set.
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