Llama Party, 8/1/2025: Curve off of L2s?

There were already (!) 10 years since @ethereum launched: a huge milestone for the entire industry. Over the past decade, it’s grown from a niche idea into a global technological foundation and a promise of a brand-new financial paradigm. As the Ethereum Torch was passed to ten symbolic figures to mark the anniversary, it’s worth remembering that this growth was made possible by thousands of people - developers, researchers, and protocol teams. Many of them haven’t come into the spotlight, but their contributions shaped Ethereum into what it is today, and their efforts deserve recognition just as much as the more visible names. With Ethereum’s future looking bright and full of possibilities, one thing that I believe is important to emphasize is its neutrality. Ethereum has always been committed to that principle, and if we want it to stay decentralized, secure, and open to all, we need to protect that. Technology like this can’t become a political tool - otherwise, we lose the foundation needed to build truly global systems that can be fair and accessible to everyone.

On Solana and want to expand to EVM? The @arbitrum StylusPort now let you do that easily and seamlessly while still maintaining your codebase in Rust This will effectively: • reduce time to deployment • reduce costs • increase opportunity What's not to like especially if you're a project on Solana that's looking to expand