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Core Protocol

Researchers and developers have worked for over ten years on building and improving Ethereum. What are the latest findings, what's on the roadmap, and what does Ethereum need to become to still be Ethereum in twenty years?

Privacy & Consent

Talks about privacy, digital identity, and what consent means as identity systems become more prevalent. Grounded in research and technical merit, from self-sovereign identity to the communities shaped by these systems.

Security

Threat modeling, operational security, and what it takes to protect people who cannot afford to be wrong.

Futures Worth Building

The forward-looking conversations, the societal challenges of today, and the futures still open to us. How communities, public goods teams, artists, and builders can reclaim agency over the choices that shape them.

Rights, Freedoms & Governance

Honest case studies of where digital tools have delivered on rights and self-governance, and where they have failed. Deployed in the contexts that matter most.

Permissionless Networks

Open networks, censorship resistance, and the infrastructure that keeps connectivity in the hands of its users. What survives when the network layer is hostile?

Users, Builders & Agents

The people building on Ethereum, the people using it, and the agents now working alongside both. What does it take to make that experience secure, private and usable?

Applied Cryptography

Cryptographic primitives like ZKP, MPC and FHE are advancing rapidly. What can we build now that we couldn't last year, and how do we put these breakthroughs to work?

Open & Verifiable Stack

From silicon to application, what does it take to trust the full stack? Open hardware, firmware, and the software that runs on it.