Ethereum researchers propose EIP-8361 to end staking issuance at 50%
EIP-8361 could centralize Ethereum staking, favoring large operators, and potentially impact network security by reducing independent validators. The post Ethereum researchers propose EIP-8361 to end staking issuance at...
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EIP-8361 could centralize Ethereum staking, favoring large operators, and potentially impact network security by reducing independent validators.
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