Vitalik: you can now sync an Ethereum node within half a day, and with aggressive settings it takes under half a terabyte of disk
07:01, thanks to EIP-4444 and client teams' snap sync work, with Glamsterdam improving sync further.
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Saturday's discussion centered on the cost of running nodes. Vitalik noted you can now sync an Ethereum node in half a day, and with aggressive settings it takes under half a terabyte of disk; he also called PeerDAS running for nearly a year with basically no problems an underappreciated triumph of client developers. nero_eth described Glamsterdam's snap v2, which uses block-level access lists, essentially state diffs, to replace the traditional healing phase, making sync faster and simpler.

Image: X, @nero_eth
07:01, thanks to EIP-4444 and client teams' snap sync work, with Glamsterdam improving sync further.
08:15, with snap v2 using the block-level access list, a state diff, to replace the traditional healing phase; nero_eth: EIP-7928 is approaching the final mile, 18:18, with significant throughput gains from parallelism and compatibility with zkEVMs, partially stateful nodes and inclusion lists.
Nero_eth: Glamsterdam takes snap sync to the next level, 08:15, with snap v2 using the block-level access list, a state diff, to replace the traditional healing phase; nero_eth: EIP-7928 is approaching the final mile, 18:18, with significant throughput gains from parallelism and compatibility with zkEVMs, partially stateful nodes and inclusion lists.
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00:26 (tankcdr), where a principal registers a multi-asset spend grant with per-call, trailing-window and lifetime caps in an immutable registry and the delegate holds only the grant's id; it requires ERC-1271, EIP-7702 and others, with an ERC PR.
Magicians: ERC-8427 portable spend grants, 00:26 (tankcdr), where a principal registers a multi-asset spend grant with per-call, trailing-window and lifetime caps in an immutable registry and the delegate holds only the grant's id; it requires ERC-1271, EIP-7702 and others, with an ERC PR.
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